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"Untitled" by Emma Tenebrae

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Old pens and inky sprays.
Weathered tips dance about the days.
Mental spews and fractile thoughts,
Tie up the ends with spidery knots.
Words emerge, a noun, a phrase,
Sentences flow like grasshoppers graze.
Paragraphs roll over mountainous cascades.
So this is the way stories are laid.



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On Sunday March 20th, 2005, Jay Jii (336) writes:
A very beautifully spun piece. Thank you.


On Saturday July 10th, 2004, Zophiel (349) writes:
'grasshoopers graze' excellent


On Monday July 5th, 2004, anth (1611) writes:
excellent piece,original and flowing with great phrases,i enjoyed this



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