I was listening to a man on the radio show,
Coast to Coast, who’s like a Bigfoot expert
and owns a Bigfoot Museum.
He said despite the claims of Bigfoot attacks
on the Internet, he didn’t believe Bigfoot was violent.
I believe David Paulides said the same thing too.
In fictional poems I’ve written about Bigfoot I prefer
to portray him as benevolent or at the worst like
a fun, harmless trickster.
I like seeing him as more than a beast or a monster;
I like portraying him as supernatural, psychic, and
more intelligent than he may be credited for.
I’ve also come to believe that it’s plausible he’s real
and more than an earthbound entity. I believe he’s
interdimensional and can appear and disappear at will
as well as easily move in and out of dimensions —
if he’s real.
Of course, I could be wrong, but I could be right as well.
Hopefully, the day will come when the existence or
nonexistence of Bigfoot will be definitively proven.
In the meantime I find it fascinating that there are
so many allegedly real sightings about him and some
connected to UFOs.
Bob Boyd