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The Lone Sea Cucumber

green and filmy algea whispers by the lone sea cucumber, caressing it as it struggles to suction itself lower than the outgoing tide. its movements, though minuscule, move it towards the bottom of the tide pool but not quite fast enough - a rock could erode faster than the sea cucumber could crawl. but still it moves with the tenacity of something that does not realize it is in danger. and although it is fighting, it knows not that it is fighting but merely goes on.
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Aug 1, 2012
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