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Black Water Fish

From the top of the hill I can see

How the road drips tar

Down the path of least resistance.

What sort of fish would keep

This dark river as their home?

Foul creatures, filled with teeth,

Gnashing at their prey.

I bet I would make a tasty treat for them.

All I have to do is dive in.

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Apr 26, 2010
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