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The Octopus and the Fisherman [revised version]
Credit: Ahmed Abdul Rahman     The Octopus and the Fisherman [revised version]       A lobster paralysed  by venom  makes a fine meal for the octopus,  whose cephalopod beak  pierces clean  the lobster’s shell, splitting carapace  from meat.  And still the sea sings  with foamy lips .  If startled by shark  or stingray,  the octopus vanishes like magic —  a puff of ink,  or into coral colours it contorts,  bonelessly alien.  Still the sea sings  wit

Richard Mather
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