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Too far from
pan-fried walleyed pike
and those sultry June nights
when we stoked the coals
as darkness
fell on top
the manic appeal
of loons.
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Currently Abroad in Europe; missing the sounds of the Adirondacks. A bird here sounds almond like the Loon, just a bit off key.