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Walking catfish by Henry Burt Stevens Friday, March 25, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Short Summary
For a multimedia of this poem please go to http://www.newmusicclassics.com/walking_catfish.html Walking Catfish have always facinated me it's a myth, a fairy tale i wonder how a fish could walk sounds like teaching a stone to talk but once after a South Florida rain following weeks of the very same while walking down a wet paved street i met small catfish on their feet a jazzy type of walk was theirs more a series of belly flops a trickle is all they need to walk now i wait for a stone to talk by Henry Burt Stevens 9/21/2004

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	3/28/2005

The stone to talk was a "gotsha!" line. Ron




Reviewed by m j hollingshead	3/25/2005

enjoyed the read




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	3/25/2005

I've heard of those, Henry. They're actually not supposed to be there but man has a way of "screwing things up." Anyway. Thanks for this. I like your ending. Everything is possible. Love and peace. Regis




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	3/25/2005

Now this is interesting....this is new to me... or am I misreading you?? Does those fishies have legs??? Just a thought....hehehehehe!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	3/25/2005

Listen very closely....they do love to talk :-)




Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	3/25/2005

Believe it or not I have seen this happen as I am an avid fisherperson. Catfish are easy to clean for me Sue as I let my husband do it.




Reviewed by Sue Hess	3/25/2005

i have a confession...i'm afraid of catfish. i tried to clean one once and it was a total disaster, the fish won and i've been afraid of them every since. except for the ones in Catfish Haven in Russville Alabama...with a side of cole slaw and a big slice of onion




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	3/25/2005

They truly are amazing, Henry - I saw them once, too, down South. And a talking stone - now that truly would be something!