In Lake Champlain Vermont
\nlives an elusive sea monster
\nnamed Champ first seen
\nin 1609 and 299 times
\nafter that reputedly.<\/p>\n
Like many cryptids Champ
\nis a champion at hiding;
\nMany alleged sightings
\nBut no proof.<\/p>\n
Wouldn\u2019t it be amazing
\nif one day Champ made his
\ndebut and wowed the world
\nas a throwback to
\nprehistoric times. <\/p>\n
And since no mate
\nhas been seen
\nChamp must be
\ncenturies old with an
\nanti-aging formula
\nas yet unknown.<\/p>\n
I\u2019d like it if Champ
\ncame out of the lake
\nand declared his
\nauthenticity to the world.<\/p>\n
But somehow I suspect
\nfrom watching many
\nmonster movies
\nthat day would be
\na bad day For Champ. <\/p>\n
So I can understand him
\nstaying out of the media
\nglare, being reclusive.
\nBecause I\u2019m reclusive too
\nand wouldn’t want all that
\nannoying paparazzi attention. <\/p>\n
Bob Boyd<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In Lake Champlain Vermont lives an elusive sea monster named Champ first seen in 1609 and 299 times after that reputedly. Like many cryptids Champ is a champion at hiding; Many alleged sightings But no proof. Wouldn\u2019t it be amazing if one day Champ made his debut and wowed the world as a throwback to… Continue reading