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Seth
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Oct 25, 2008 02:06PM

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The fish leave from his bucket was going on in the stream. So I started in the stream of vision and visitation rights. Down-stream at first with my head fixed on my chest and curly and then dive back to see to the setting sun light. It was too cold and I went out of the stream. So I swam in my cloths and had lunch.

They’re delicious.
Get ready, fishies.
I’m going fishing now.
I’m going to catch you.
Do I want to catch you?
I’ve had fish two days this week.
I wonder what’s for dinner tonight.
I hope it’s not fish.
Mom brings it out.
I patiently wait.
It isn’t!
Fish.


"Look! Did you see that huge fish! It was just on that rock!" one voice said. The half woman half fish fumed. Why did everyone see her tail and immediately thinks she was a fish?! She finally decided to DO something about it. She swam up to where the voice had been from, and burst out of the water.
"I AM NOT A FISH!!!!" she screamed, and hence forth birthing the tales of mermaids.
She rose to the zenith sky on large waves and docked at the beach. Breathing air into the lungs, she was on water, above a fish. He arrived in time to revive it. A mortal human, and she called in an alarm, "Away from me flee this area, because I'm a mermaid not be affected by a mere mortal!" The man pressing against salt shocked lips, thinking this is my mere fate.