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"Violations"
He's out there --
Early in the morn,
BREAKING The --
ORDER OF PROTECTION,
VIOLATING THE --
RESTRAINING ORDER!
He's pulled away --
The soiled tarp,
He's photographing --
The pathetic remains,
Of a legendary horse,
Who died of a stroke,
A tragic occurrence,
In our lives,
To have seen him so --
This beautiful creature,
Paralyzed and dying!
And the stalker is there --
Photographing him,
He's defiling the memory --
Of this animal,
He's trampling the dignity --
Of this creature,
Of his demise,
Laid down to rest,
Awaiting his grave,
He's trampling upon us --
The bereaved sorrow,
Of those that loved,
This lost animal,
This great horse --
Gone forever,
It's another stalking --
EPSIODE,
That shouldn’t happen --
To anyone!
By Lady Lost
Copyright © 2002
All rights reserved.
August/25/2002.
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**It was indeed reported that the alleged perpetrator committed the deed described in this poem. Lady Lost did not truly wish to write about this episode; however, did so as a documentation effort.
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