How Do You Survive In The Mangrove Swamps - Amid The Twitchings Of Foetid Water & Lice Thick As Baby Tears? How, With All The Wallow Of Thick Muck Making Suction Noises And The Teams In Relays Searching Nightly With Baited Hounds, Do You Pull Free? Your Bamboo Pole Knows Every Ploy But A Slender Craft Ill-Equipped To Sparring Blows From Every Quarter The Undergrowth Necessitates. The Closeness Of The Clammy Night Heaved About Like So Much Rotting Fruit Will Draw The Ants ... Devouring Like That Abundance Of Cold Yellow Eye - The Firefly Swarms That Mock Your Heavy Steel Machete Arm. Across The Drift Of Darkness And The Insect Life You Bat In Swarms, The Ultimate Danger Is Not In The Cayman Giant Or His Reptilian Cousin Named Of Copper Wire, The Anaconda, Or Even Mindless Holes, Thick Black Ooze That Throttles A Victim ... But Two Legged Form Coming, Searching ... A Spectre On Hind Quarters With A Bolo Knife Stepping Free Of That Beaded Circle, The Inner Camp.
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