Two baby deer stood by the road While riding on my bike. I slowed, approaching cautiously; To harm them, I’d not like. Their spotted coats distinguished them As yearlings, through and through; Attentively their senses queued They took in all that’s new. They were lean and they were graceful; Unfettered, they were free; Their lifted heads majestically Turned to look at me. If I could, I’d live a life, That’s more like theirs, I would. I doubt they thought the same of me, As in the woods they stood. Unlikely that we’ll meet again These baby deer and me; But glad I am they found the time To share their company.Leave a Comment
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