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Article: Raccoon.(Poem)
- Article from:
- The Literary Review
- Article date:
- September 22, 2001
- Author:
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Raccoon
So you really do exist. Slowly cautious,
slumping by this window
wide as the screens where I've only
ever seen you till now
where I sit and sit and
cannot write--
you, foreign as inspiration
plodding as method.
Myopic, I take a moment to place you
plump as a homely cat and silent
thicker than fox and
masked in movement.
Now in focus, you evoke our numbat
and under threat--I hear
they call you fur-bearer ...
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