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Black Honey

In late August under the smoky sky, when caressed by rain and sun shine the blackberries change color and ripen, hearing the silent chime of the black bells I go out enticed in the woods. A delicious whole day I spend among the hanging glossy delicacy, pluck the purifying super food. I shove the stalk in my mouth, splurge my craving to satiate my tongue with the black honey of summer. ______________ August 9, 2022 Contest : Your Thoughts On Blackberries Sponsored by : Matt Caliri

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