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Foot Upon Foot of Flesh On Flesh

I slither and climb amogst the highest of canopy Winding, circling, selfishly stalking all heights for him A slender, lascivious woman searching for a vee Strangling my host, endangering its very life and limb My rough shedding skin leaves all, top to bottom, enrobed My teethy scales of greenery are heart shaped and lobed Pursued by many, my wild grapes make the best homemade wine Not only on riverbanks as my common name would imply Most of the forest is littered with my dark hanging vine I must forewarn all, for me to live, other plants will die 9/17/17
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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September 18, 2017 at 9:37 AM
Nicely penned! Thoroughly enjoyed.
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