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Creative Non-fiction: Poor-Me-Ones
Mohammad Reza Farzad
Poor-Me-Ones are a family of birds that, unlike diurnal creatures, remain idle during the day and rise at night in search of food and prey. They are also known as night wanderers, with toad-like mouths, disproportionately large eyes, and sorrowful calls—both a lure and a trap for their fragile prey. Perhaps this is why they are called Poor-Me-Ones, bearing an air of misfortune and helplessness, feigning need to ensnare through empathy. Mostly found in the …
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