A Trail of Gray Mice
A trail of gray mice scoot around the perimeter of the living room
Staying close to their scout, hugging the walls as they turn corners
I feel their fear, but admire their single file line and their stealth
They stare at me. One turns and sticks her tongue out.
I assume she is a she; they are usually the most aggressive of most species.
I laugh and ask what they want for breakfast this morning.
Feisty one points to the peanut butter jar.
No surprise.
Same as yesterday.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2020
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