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Fog stalks the treeline across the field,
sniffs at the branches, wraps a long tongue
around the trunks, tastes the sap. It will not
eat us for hours; it will hunt in the distance
while we watch and listen to the bellows
of consumed cattle, the cries of birds
who blundered into its shoulder and disappeared.

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