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Past Regrets


Dad I loved you. Your the only father I knew. It should have been just us two. Our memories are so few. You showed me I could trust a tomcat or a puppy. To pet him & make a buddy. I still can't cook. To find the right food. Caravores are selfish, sick, & rude. My vegan species is divided. Separate dwellings unspecified are hided. Recipes unconfided. What is for lunch? Besides rootbeer, cola, & fruit punch? Is there no vegan chefs left? Not enough vegan restaurants here. Nothing close by or near. To become extinct is something I fear. Too many taverns with beer. Vegan establishments this town & city needs to build. In malls & shopping centers to be filled. Vegans don't know where to look. I want to write & publish a poetry book. "Innocence Unattended" is my best work. © Harmony Sapphire . All rights reserved
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