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A Dozen Eggs

A   DOZEN    EGGS

Eggs – amination  means  doctor poking around
Eggs – ample, like something you found  on the ground
Eggs – istence,  and the very substance of  life itself  
Eggs  - onerate  is not to blame yourself
Eggs – uberate  means overflow with joy sublime
Eggs – ult  implies celebrate  big-time 


Eggs – alted   is raised  up   very high
Eggs  - aspirated  is  frustrated till you could die
Eggs  - hausted   is how tired  you feel
Eggs – istential is not theoretical but real
Eggs – orbitant is boundlessly  extravagant
Eggs – uberant  is enthusiastic without restraint

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Written  9  June  2012
Entered in Black Eyed Susan’s  Contest       Eggs

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