Monster In Lagoon
The
surface of the water
Was
as smooth as glass,
Not a
ripple to be seen.
The
smoothness broken,
By
wind or rain.
No
birds dare to swim
Disturb
the surface of the water.
No
animals approached,
The
deep water of the lagoon.
Their
life would be at risk,
To
quench their thirst there
Which
would be their last.
Never
to be seen again.
Not a
sound could be heard,
On or
around the lagoon.
The
Bunyip would raise
His
big hairy arm above the water
To
drag the unwary invader,
Down
the bottom to a watery grave.
Trucks,
boats, and cattle sank,
Beneath
the surface of the lagoon.
No
one dared to enter the water,
To
retrieve their possessions.
Everyone
was afraid of the big hairy arm.
If
they dared to disturb the Bunyip in his lagoon.
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