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Snarling like the dominant dog with its front paw
on the fallen quarry, I let my fierce fangs
hang unsheathed - as a thorny warning to offending
pretenders to my position as leader of the pack.
I lack conviction that I've picked a cause averredly
worthy of concern. I could learn instead to spread
my wings for things of a different kind - a quest
to heal the festering core of life's pain?
I remain unsure if I mingle with the right friends,
to lend me moral support on the tortuous track
to attack this kind of problem; but any shift
in the drift of conscience is well worth my while.
Of all the hills that might be here to climb,
to pick a sand dune is a waste of time.