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Created on: December 20, 2010
Fish on Friday
Rotting sea bass on the beach
Do the gulls find you enticing?
Sprawled along the sugar sand
Spurning the filthy water from the Gulf
…did it spit you out?
Or, did you think the palm trees offered refuge?
To your species, you’re a coward.
As you bask upon a shore,
You poison blameless birds
That seek out substance from
Your noxious carcass… unsuspecting.
And that what prey on them shall pass away as well!
Had you fulfilled your term of days
Or seen them shortened while ensnared
You might have served a greater purpose.
For those who soil your terrain,
Had you forfeited yourself to them
…they instead, should be left rotting on the shore.
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