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Mistress, won't you tell us when she'll come back?
"Young ones," said the old female, with a voice that was cracked but full of sweetness and honey, "I really do not know. We will wait for her." The young ones crowded around her, looking up at her with saddened yet bright eyes. Lemone was a caretaker to them, a grandmother, someone for those orphans to be with. Her only daughter was nowhere to be seen. The orphans had grown close to Winnifred.
Lemone was never sad about it. She said that she could feel Winnifred's presence, but didn't that mean that poor Winnie had perished? With a contented sigh, the old she-wolf would drift off to sleep without a care in the world, never able to speak to Winnie through words, but through pictures and images.
And then Winnie never did come back. Lemone never found the answers. The orphans stayed with her and mourned Winnifred's short-lived time with them, for they had grown to appreciate what they had and have thanks to the elderly she-wolf's way of raising them.
I'll wait for you, my only daughter. In dreams and in life.
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| Personality Sweet, caring, and patient with pups.
Preferences The sweetest Leucism out there. I love you.
Special Skills A symphony never running out of new melodies A choreographer always with an original lift Able to take the sweeping grandeur Of an entire orchestra And represent it in an intimate moment In a passionate “dance for two” Yet move a whole troop To the tune of a single trumpet Who are the artists in the crowd? Do they sit in the front row Secret themselves in the boxes? Is there a genius in the furthest seat Or does she grace standing room So keen on absorbing beauty That she feels on stage As if the lights shone on her Illuminating each feature Her hair, face, shoulders, legs and skin Her smile simply overwhelming them ItÂÂ’s subtlety conveying each whim ItÂÂ’s radiance painting the joy within Home to life Worthy past, nothing contrived Assumed to be un-matchable But finding hope in abandonment Of these complicated notions of pre-conceptions Darling girl You look so clear As though without fear A noble bearing and confidence Worthy of great affection To the discerning and gifted man Who seems blessed again
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