JAN 13, mammalian wildlife: beavers (Rod the sculptor)

 a) Reprise of material posted on January 13 in previous years ...

2020: Carolina lowcountry, oyster clusters (illustrated poem)

2021: Greek prefixes, ecto- (poem) 
2022: limericks for classics lovers, yukky Roman foods (poem)
2023: Carolina lowcountry, Cooper River Bridge (photo study)

2024: poetic non-sequitur, bush plane (poem)

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b) Today's Offering (Jan 13, 2025):

poetry lyrics:/ In the footsteps of masters he trod -- / Rodent Rod, whom art crtitics applaud./

His fans wondered, "How could/ You sculpt mountains of wood?"/ 

He most modestly nodded, I gnawed."/ (Like Rodin's, his work's craftily flawed.) 

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