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Moss

Moss On Sundays I make myself familiar with the moss on the oaf of rocks adjacent to the driveway on the west side of the house. They’re always keen to know if I prefer the last letters or do I prefer the first or the middle that form a word or a proverb. Too they’re keen to know how many lines do I write each time I’m at my dark oak desk (my desk is named Something Done) writing with my HB pencil in my snot green-spiral notebook my horror short stories live in. I give them a different answer for both questions each time.

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