There's a Wolf In My House!

The reality of living with a wolf.

By Mary YoungPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

The Wolf

Don’t take me so serious

I may look so ferocious

But behind the title “wolf” is a goofball

Under the guise of danger is a floofball

And the song of my people is melodious

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About the Creator

Mary Young

I have been writing my whole life but set it aside while I got my kiddos through the toddler stage. Now, they are more independent, which means I get more time for my first love. Hope you enjoy the fruits of my relaxation.

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