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I worry how she is
One wrong step, a necessity lost
I was driving to my home
from my old home
The naturally fleet of foot
now with a slow, yanking stride
the deer's spring is sprung by one leg sprained
Three is not always one less than four
sometimes not wholly entire
means food for the gyre
there are wolves in our woods
Not an hour past
I slowed on the road as she passed
now I lay alone in my bed
She's gone off with a wolf now
we were two, now I'm much less than one
One wrong step, the wolf's lip will twitch
I worry how she is
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Otis Adams
Otis Adams is an essayist, fiction writer, and poet. He enjoys and writes about chess, boxing, and television history.
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