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Silken Green

Silken green in hues of piquancy- sheltered moss, under fringes of fungus; separated by nature's vibe, spores lace the Earth, and thrum against the open sores that gape at midnight moil. Treacherous stubs, clung to by the hands of fifteen near six, crisping the ruffles, by her sweat and poise. Barley silenced breath, fermented in a heat of the kettle, bulbs of silken green in hues of piquancy, remind me that I should leave.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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Date: 4/12/2010 3:25:00 PM
Very nice! I'm new here and finding it a bit challenging to find unique expression (admittedly though, I've probably only scratched the surface). This definitely fits the bill though. Truly unlike all else I've seen, emotive and very well done. I enjoyed this!
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