Glitzy Currents Intersect Spark Wavelengths

Colored lights may hypnotize and sparkle someone else's eyes now, woman your words glitter like you've been drinking glitterade from devilish dixie cups' alchemy secreting formulas outshining phosphoric secretions from fireflies and other coelacanthic creel creatures scantily clad depth diving kaleidoscopic critters glitter glowing fash gnashing ostentatious understated fatal attraction ultra auric traffic controls glow neon landing strips untorched metal smith’s grinding wheel sparkles oxyacetylene torch, arc weld, plasma cut fusion in reel time explosions rearrange realities globally glazing glitzandery fraught with pyrotechnic anthems razzle dazzle fireworked ooh aahs cymbalize electroliscious ectoeroticisms eeliospatial emprov ellegitimately enhancing new  tat  too. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Written by Nancy Jones and John Wulf, vice versa just as much for netteski's contest on Glitter
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Maverick Avatar
November 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM
A truly awesome write here Nancy.. and i see John, wishing you a top place win with this write...
Mister Roboto Avatar
November 7, 2011 at 6:10 PM
i digg writing this sort of poetry. Nice stuff!
Lane Avatar
November 7, 2011 at 11:08 AM
OOO shiny!! Tony
Kearley Avatar
November 7, 2011 at 10:20 AM
Wow! I had a hard time reading that!But after a couple reads I got it.Still Wow!Great job you two.
Kendrick Avatar
November 6, 2011 at 6:10 PM
Reads like a winner to me..Glitter is a great idea for the contest..Good luck..Thanks for stopping by my blog...I am looking forward to reading your work ...Sara
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