Chasing Caribou. Poem by Ross Ulysses Munroe
Chasing Caribou.
Today, we saw a beautiful Malamute
just struck by a car.
Proud, strong, fearless, he had been running loose
his owner nowhere near.
People were comforting him
as he was fading.
He smiled at us when the lights went out.
He seemed to have been caught by the whirlwind
but he was probably just chasing caribou.
Tuesday, December 28, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: car,running
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Passing into Oblivion.
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