Outside Appleton City
Outside Appleton City
I see a coyote pounce a mouse
in a hayfield.
He lowers his head and flips his prey
into the air
and swallows it down
without a bite.
I see this scene of life and death
traveling 60 m.p.h.
I love the prairie lands
like a wandering wife.
When I leave home
I find her
and she welcomes.
I see a coyote pounce a mouse
in a hayfield.
He lowers his head and flips his prey
into the air
and swallows it down
without a bite.
I see this scene of life and death
traveling 60 m.p.h.
I love the prairie lands
like a wandering wife.
When I leave home
I find her
and she welcomes.
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Post a Commenti love the line, "i love the prairie lands like a wandering wife."