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Garbry Sunset_2.5 x 3.5"_OIL_Landscape

Pond Fishing! [Garbry Pond_Piqua, Ohio] 

Garbry Sunset, 2.5 x 3.5" OIL © Donna Pierce-Clark
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The Rest of the Story
The
Bluegill were fierce!
But, that didn't daunt Pierce!
She painted on!
As Dennis donned
his trusty rod!
Waiting patiently,
as blue skies turned orange.
Bobber bobbing relentlessly,
Dennis never gave up!
Fight on! Fight on!
Flop! Flop!
Flop!
~
You thought you'd won,
You shimmering blue and golden beauty.
You thought your muscles would pull you loose,
But nay! Twas he who won!
~
Dennis, my hero, leaving the pond. 
Bucket of Blue Gill in left hand,
Painting Gear in right hand.
Never daunted.
Never.

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