"Far from the village, past the s’eighs' traces Ice a little pool encases And the shrubs around it tie Hiding it from someone's eye.
Two mice skate on ice, pick up The dried berries in a cup Their s’ate-coloured furs when run Catch the glimpses of the sun.
They stop with paw on their hip They quickly rub their face a bit. Branches strikes them, make them go And they skate on ice in flow.
When the stars are shining bright The mice remain frozen in the night With the paws up in the air And heads leaned back, in a pair..."
I last saw my grandpa a long time ago. He has no idea how grown up I am now. His far away village, he wants me to see Telling this story... would it be real or fantasy?
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