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Young Deer
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This is the November poem for the calendar Nature through Poetry 2013.

Young Deer Young deer, wild friend, Peacefully standing Near the new rock wall Almost finished At our house. Gentle, graceful being You bring unexpected joy To the day. How honored I am You came by. The rest of the herd Is not far off- Safe, they feel, To live undisturbed On the land. Glimpses of other Does, bucks and fawns Bring great excitement. It is Nature’s blessing- Living among wildlife. 2012 © Dawn L. Huffaker All rights reserved. To hear a poetry reading of Young Deer, go to this YouTube link: http://youtu.be/-2clZ6DOw8A
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Reviewed by Corrine Ardoin

Reviewed on May 5, 2021

What a terrific poem! I love how you show the gentleness of the deer in your choice of words. Corrine Ardoin

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on November 27, 2012

I used to go out to a state park nearby just to watch the deer play in the fall. I like the stone wall. I had extensive stone walls holding back the hillside built in 1928 with rounded river rock in West Virginia. But, the only wildlife I saw there was an occasional squirrel or possum.

Ron

Reviewed by Budd Nelson

Reviewed on November 26, 2012

bravo
budd

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