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Climbing through barbed wire Fence and into the Trees and through the Bogs and across the Ice and over the Swamp on my hands and Knees in the frozen mud With my nose near the Paw prints of squirrels and the Sound of the river rushing in my Ears and then over my body - Freezing and sharp to wake me Up - then onto the Rocks and past the sign which Read "no trespassers" a little Too late, then on up the Road and over the Guardrail Onto the trail Past the fields Over the wheel ruts And under the chain Back home again, Soaking wet And very much Happier To be alive.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 1:31 AM UTC
No Trespassing
Climbing through barbed wire Fence and into the Trees and through the Bogs and across the Ice and over the Swamp on my hands and Knees in the frozen mud With my nose near the Paw prints of squirrels and the Sound of the river rushing in my Ears and then over my body - Freezing and sharp to wake me Up - then onto the Rocks and past the sign which Read "no trespassers" a little Too late, then on up the Road and over the Guardrail Onto the trail Past the fields Over the wheel ruts And under the chain Back home again, Soaking wet And very much Happier To be alive.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 1:31 AM UTC
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