the sieve and the sand

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durado

deep sea fishing

poetry

and he followed her
all the way to death,
coming in the form of a
bite sized fish,
cast from a stick
into the swirling ocean,
looking too good to pass up
despite the imminent death
of his wife (or perhaps girlfriend),
hooked through the jaw
and then through the gut,
to be tossed on the boat,
taking his last vengeance
by bloodying my shorts.

June 22, 2009June 22, 2009 Jared Abraham Tagged dolphin, durado, fishing, mahi mahi Leave a comment
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