Silent Enchantment

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    Silent Enchantment

    Born intellegant, they stand proud, holding their heads high, as honest, as the puffy white clouds floating in the saphire sky.
    When they sense danger, their eyes get wide, their tails go up, then in fear they flee. You wouldn't hear a sound, when they move. It wouldn't matter if their walking, or running. It's amazing how quiet, they can be.

    If someone spoke to loud, or moved to quick (in the woods), that would scare them, or give them a fright. But, atlas! Their not animals to be afraid of. It's as if, their rays of sunshine, or gifts from the good lord above.

    When you see a fawn with a mother, it makes you want to shed a tear, for their animals of grace, of beauty; so pure. These beautiful creatures are known as deer.

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    alreedus commented on Silent Enchantment

    05-11-2009

    Thoughtfful and pure. Thank you for sharing. Alan

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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