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THE DOLPHIN., ( a fish story...hardly!)

Contributed by Euphoria on Tuesday, 3rd September 2002 @ 07:33:20 AM in AEST
Topic: oops

I have several magical tales to tell you,
But none quite like this odyssey that I’ve been through,
‘Tis about an innocent ambassador of the deep,
A treasure I mistook as mine to keep,
He was guileless, he was free, and he was full of vitality,
His language I could not speak, his fears I could not unhand,
But the moment I looked into his eyes I started to understand
He came to the shore with an injured fin,
Weeping in silence for help,
I tried to do the best I could as I miraculously heard his yelp,
And that is when the sun rose on a brilliant bond, which is even a riddle to me,
For some how this gentle creature had filled me with magnus glee,
He waded along side ‘Aurora’, a handsome mer-man he seemed,
With compassion and dedication of a distant star he dreamed,
I cannot tell of his secret yearning,
I know not the legend that he was searching,
He only shared his smiles with me,
I thought he’d always wade by my boat
But this fate was not to be,
He abandoned himself to the rocky shores, lay there alone dying,
I had lost my mystique confidante;
I was alone and helplessly crying,
I didn’t just want him for a legend; he was my soul mate in reality,
This sailor’s love and friendship was above all lies,
But I guess o magic dolphin; you never looked into my eyes

Copyright Â© Euphoria ... [ 2002-09-03 07:33:20]
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Re: THE DOLPHIN., ( a fish story...hardly!) (User Rating: 1 )
by Jenni_Kalicharan on Tuesday, 22nd October 2002 @ 06:49:27 AM AEST
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Hey..I loved this one!! Good write.
Jenni

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