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Timber, Timber
I do call
Falling trees no where near
but a wolf I do hear
running fast darting quick
knocks me down with one kick
Timber, Timber
Why'd you leave
Timber, Timber
I still call
Falling trees are not near
no wolf. I cant hear
I hit the ground
and pour out the tears.


This poem is in memory of my one true friend, my loyal pet Timber. He was a timber wolf. He disapeared when i was five.



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On Sunday May 1st, 2005, Kinkypoptart (755) writes:
..You had a pet wolf... awesome. Beautiful write... as he was a loyal pet, you are a loyal owner, even after all these years. ~*~Tart~*~


On Saturday September 25th, 2004, Delphoid-Q (252) writes:
I always wanted a wolf... Nicely expressed ;)


On Wednesday December 10th, 2003, Aurora_Light (577) writes:
awe babe this is beautiful the strucure is so so but the meaning behind the words is beautiful and great



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