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The Fire Burns
Poems
Sep 2016
Fishing on the Dock
March and April are the time
when crappie bite and winds chime
Cedar Creek, Prince's dock
it's the spot do not mock
Years of trees submerged there
fishing rods used by the pair
minnow on one jig on the other
catching crappie is never a bother
Medium shiner and red and chartreuse skirt
cast em out wait for the ****
cold Coors lite in the fridge
if not biting here, letβs try Caney bridge
Or maybe a dock across the way
down on the dam at the end of the day
but usually the dock will do just fine
under lights at dark or in sunshine
Fill the basket with white and black
watch the cork, reel the slack
when it bobs, set the hook
paperlip slab, fillet and cook
Electric knife and old butcher block
cleaning fish around the clock
cornmeal, seasoning and fillets
a great dinner at the end of the day
Shake in a sack and toss in hot oil
toss in some hushpuppies' watch it roil.
eating on the deck with family and friends
our bellies full, the day ends
Written by
The Fire Burns
M/Artesia, NM
(M/Artesia, NM)
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