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Rabbits
Rabbits were strange to me
I can't understand it
I tried to brush it quickly away like dirt under a rug
The fear was lightning
The fear was a dark, desolate, and dangerous place
The fear took me over for a thousand years
The rabbits fur was in a heap
The fear of rabbits kept me away
Difficult in this frightening time
The rabbits trapped me
Then
The beautifully dangerous sight
We saw each other for the first time
The rabbit's eyes shined like diamonds
The rabbit's soft fur was beautiful
The rabbit drove us away
He was a dog when he ate the food
Reluctantly the rabbit really changes my view
I felt like I grew a thousand years
We were in heaven
I love rabbits
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This is a found poem based from the works of The Weather of New England by Mark Twain and Travels with Charley by John Stienbeck.