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Suddenly, I seen it on a street curb in desolate Marsalforn, on island Ghawdex, Malta, a little sparrow, few weeks old, tiny and fluffy, old enough to be determined to live yet defenceless and easy catch for the hungry random Mediterranean cat...
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Suddenly, I seen it on a street curb in desolate Marsalforn, on island Ghawdex, Malta, a little sparrow, few weeks old, tiny and fluffy, old enough to be determined to live yet defenceless and easy catch for the hungry random Mediterranean cat...
Methought what'll I do? Try to place it somewhere high: a balcony, a window sill. Its bird parents are probably looking for it, their flying-lessons audacious scoundrel.
If I take it in my hands they may smell the human touch and decide to forsake it. Terrible fate.
So I decide to go and leave it to its own devices. To its own life or death.
I hope for the best and it feels good.
It feels good.
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