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Paris Sonnet

Paris Sonnet I visited Paris for a few days I have been here before but this time I came alone. Walked into a café selling delicious cakes had a piece of cake, a big piece, and had a crust on top for my untrained eyes it looked like petrified snot. with tiny footsteps on done by a cook with a fork. I put a napkin over the cake and drank coffee, I could stir the coffee with tiny sticks that looked like sugary rat tails. The river Saine ran full that year. Discerning rats prefer cake shops, and why not. Who wants to live in that dirty river? Perhaps blind lovers that only see one another.

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