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SHINY BLACK PROBLEM (standard:drama, 981 words) | |||
Author: BENTLINK | Added: Apr 26 2010 | Views/Reads: 3087/1956 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Someone I never met gave me a problem I had to solve; a passed on burden that before being resolved would caused me to learn more about myself than I really wanted to know and wound my heart in the process. | |||
Click here to read the first 75 lines of the story call! On his second visit the dogcatchers brought along a large cage-like trap baited with, not as you might suspect used diapers and table scrapes but cat food. The traps overnight yield was not as every one but me had hoped the black dog but instead a, highly agitated and not surprisingly very indignant young raccoon. I could not stop myself from suggesting aloud as the dogcatcher now making his third visit struggled to free the raccoon with out being bitten that “huggies” might have proved better bait than nine lives! The second night's trapping expedition again using cat food was more successful and the dog was captured. We still have ground moles digging in our lawns and the young raccoons have learned to climb into and scatter the contents of the roll around garbage bins, because no shinny black four-legged policeman is making nightly patrols to keep them at bay. I still feel sad and ashamed that I did so little for the animal that seemed to believe he was somehow connected to me. I wish these feelings had not been forced upon me. Along with guilt and sadness, I also harbor great angry for the people that dropped him here. My heartfelt wish for them is that someday when they are in need as the dog was they are repaid in kind. Damn the people who set this dog off here so close to my heart! Tweet
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