Legacy 1972

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Are Maintenance and Repairs Killing the Profits of

Our

Friendships? ken nelson

kent benedict

INTROSPECT I

saw

a

young dog die today.

He seemed

just a

mongrel

with no apparent breeding. At his tender age I'm sure he had not yet found a home, therefore no one could have missed him. Yet, strangely

(dare

enough

admit?)

I

the thought of his dying

brought tears to I

saw

a

He was

my

eyes.

young dog die today. likely just a stray,

having no place to go. Perhaps his death was a blessing.

The driver of the car must have thought so,

for

he made no move to stop.

Some

things I'll never understand, like pain, and hatred, and death, and mysteries deep inside. saw a young dog die today, but why didn't stop? I

I

mike

garrett

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