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Six Ways of Looking at a Snow Leopard
I. The mysterious white and black with glistening teeth,
 The graceful walk,
 The dangerous roar
 II. The snow capped mountains camouflage her yet the strips stand alone
 Her stripes, her eyes piercingly black
 III. Wondrous and mystical to her
 Beautiful and fierce to me
 Connected as the same
 IV. A dark cave on the mountain top with a burst of light shining through
 The shadow of her face, her body, her long tail all visible, but I’m the one invisible
 V. To the other person she is not important
 Just fur; skin to take
 A lot of money they’ll make,
 But why?
 Do you now see as I see her now?
 Every shocking part of her is just another thing that declares her beauty
 VI. Now she sees me and I stare back
 No threat now, but still a mystery
 She stares,
 Glaring into my eyes
 My gaze
 Held
 But she turns and walks away 
 Back into the mountains as a glistening white stripped angel in the distance

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