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Grey


Strong and quiet, a traveler, to survive I must be persistent. The wind blows, the moon glows. I hear others as they sing their songs. I don't stop long to listen. I am warm in my fur coat, although it is frigid outside. I blend into the surroundings. I must keep moving. Little fur balls await me, with empty stomachs, soon it will be they who sing. Strong and quiet, Grey.
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nicely written keep writing

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