We so live now so separated from nature that it is small wonder that we feel delighted when we see animals nearby in the garden or house, especially the likes of raccoons with as you say their mask-like faces. Very cute. John
As long as you see Mrs Raccoon and her brood only at night, everything is cool, just if you see them in the day, call the animal control people as they are likely to have rabies...cute poem, I always enjoy fun writs...-e-
Okay. I know I commented on this poem earlier, but now it is gone. Strange. Oh well, everything is still okay with Mrs. Raccoon and her babies. She has fed them (thief that she is) and herself and now they have retreated where home for them resides.
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Love this cute and playful poem.
Sweetly penned.
Lady Mary Ann
Always,
Deborah