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Gone Fishin'
The glare of sun on the glass lake
 Shining on the water,
 A resemblance of heaven,
 I wonder what lies beyond those sparkles,
 The pole holder is a skyscraper
 Planted among the sand and rocks along the bank
 As I cast the stench of troubles away 
 Far away as possible
 I slowly watch the invisible line 
 Fade into the water,
 I gaze at two skies of clouds
 Consumed by a higher power
 And the silence makes me smile
 Alone, but welcomed, alone
 I feel happy to be
 Sitting as royal as a king on
 My three legged seat
 Alone with the wind chilling my neck
 And listening to the tiny waves crash
 I hear whispers of my troubles, your troubles
 From over the hill
 Deep breath in, and out
 Returning to the scene of the lake where
 I patiently wait for my pole to react
 But for this short while
 I’m just happy to be.

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