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I live in Maine. The field behind my house is often a highway of animal tracks. We have coyote, foxes, raccoons, and possums as well as our more domesticated friends. I love to trying to determine the creator of each track and their intended destination before the warmth of the sun’s rays distorts them beyond recognition or melts them from memory.
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Wow! I’m in awe of how you can create such a powerful poem with so few words. Hoping the tracks are from a friend, not a foe.
Beautiful poem – and such an exciting find!! We are hoping to get to Maine this very weekend; my parents are in Saco. Happy slicing!
I love looking at animal tracks. Although, they were talking on the news this week that they have spotted a cougar on the north side of Milwaukee, about 90 minutes from me. I hope he stays up there. I don’t want his tracks in my snow.
Maine sounds like the coolest place ever. Of course, it probably doesn’t hurt that some of the best people in the world live there!
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I love the wondering captured in these few words. Very fun!
I love your #micropoetry idea for slices. Simple, yet packs a powerful punch!