Growing Regrets

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The lone wolf howled.

He lamented of his days,

the coldness of the night,

the hotness of Sun's rays.

He'd had a pack before,

Oh, how he missed them now.

His brothers, sisters, mother, father,

If only they could meet for a day.

It was just so easy then.

The hunt to take down the moose.

It took a team, if only he knew.

If only he knew when he'd gone.

The wolf was a wanderer now.

As a pup he'd been quite carefree.

But now all grown up, he had to be cautious.

There were more responsibilities these days.

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