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Brian Woods
A SMALL CHEER
The ocean breeze felt good across my sunburned face.
I felt a tug on the fishing pole but it was only there
for a moment. “The damn thing stole my bait!” I yelled. Captain Lou cracked open a beer
and tossed me a Coke. He came over to assist me and to hook the worm. After a few minutes
the pole suddenly jerked out at almost a 90-degree angle.
I reeled in a 32-inch bass and earned a small cheer. It was my birthday
and all my friends were here. We all cracked open our Cokes and headed back to the port and
before I knew it we were already there.
Copyright © 2002 Student Publishing Program. Poetry and prose © 2002 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission. Site designed by Strong Bat Productions. |
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