E&G | Issue 283
Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published
Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedThe circling
hawk
made its
dominance
known
with
the ease
of his
glide
from
the Pine
to the
Oak.
The robin,
it cried,
that a threat
was
nearby
(as did
the
Carolina
Wren).
So the two
made it
known
that
his hunt
for their
young
would
never
this day
be won.
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