The Indiana Beast of Busco Poem

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In Indiana's lakes, a legend is told,
Of a beast that's large, and incredibly bold.
With a shell on its back, like a fortress grand,
The Beast of Busco, a creature of the land.
Said to dwell in a lake, murky and deep,
Emerging rarely, from its watery keep.
With jaws that snap, and a long tail too,
The Beast of Busco, a legend so true.
Some say it's a turtle, others not so sure,
A monstrous reptile, with an ancient allure.
Or perhaps a tale, blown out of proportion,
The Beast of Busco, a local fascination.
But the legend persists, through the years,
Of a creature that elicits both awe and fears.
The Indiana Beast of Busco, a mystery profound,
A legend that echoes, with each passing sound.
So keep an eye out, as you explore the lake,
For a glimpse of a creature, that's more than a fake.
The Beast of Busco, a legend so grand,
A cryptid's enigma, waiting to be scanned.