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Apr 27
No one in their right mind would walk through the wilderness, no, they'd avoid it,

imagine the snakes snaking and the wolves taking you in, even thinking you were a little bit thin, but you'd do for a snack, oh yes, everything out there will attack you and them bears, yes, them bears will track you and I don't mean GPS.

Jeeez it's downright scary
birds of prey waiting to devour me
and those things with stripes
thinking I'm ripe for the ****.

But I will not give way to my fears
nor fall prey to the laughter of my peers
I shall instead stay indoors watching
Attenborough
with a couple of beers.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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