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Slap Goes the Water

Oars slap water, a heron watching, fishing, being still as stone. An early sun crashing through the mist intent on warming eggs. Oars sweep a clunky-swoosh, white wake burbles. Row slow By the time the kitchen is reached, It will be minutes before breakfast, there will be bacon. Oars slap water, gently, ever so gently.

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