Walter Bowne
Aug 30, 2022

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This poem reminds me of watching from the bow on my dad's boat in the Chesapeake. A large limb protected from sight in a wave could damage the prop. I was yelled at sometimes when I missed one, especially after a storm. But such logs were great seats when we rowed ashore for a campfire. Should write about this. That's for the memory, Gideon! Great poem, man.

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Walter Bowne
Walter Bowne

Written by Walter Bowne

This “trophy husband” writes fiction, poetry, narrative non-fiction, travel essays, music essays, book reviews, and essays about his belly button.

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