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Distinctly
Distinctly it was all the way from here to there and over near (Far from the naked eyes illusions) more than it seems or less as, (Illusions may differ from all) sounds igniting more than, (Illusions interact with sounds, is it so or just in the mind) noises bouncing from there to here, (Sound ultimately bounce from wavelengths but from where) lights surrounding...

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Categories: distinctly, confidence, day, for her,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Distinctly Green
Rich distinctly green chromatic crystals grow in the molten heart of Mother Earth. Aptly called gems of spring; emeralds are stones of rebirth fertility and worth. As tokens of unconditional love emeralds became the birthstone of May. Flawless jewels are exceptional finds generating steep prices people pay. Faceted by skilled hands of a master light pools within a sea of liquid green. And its...

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Categories: distinctly, 10th grade, beautiful, color,
Form: Rhyme



Distinctly
Pressure boils over wanting to create a burn pressing on because you know it's what you want no one said it would be easy following your dreams wanting a life of freedom from the chains of money keep on writing moving that mind, keep turning, keep learning, disappointment can't stay here only room for hope and positive thinking leaving sickness and your demons...

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Categories: distinctly, desire, dream, poetry,
Form: I do not know?
A Distinctly Unparliamentary Word
It is not a discouraging word but, according to one, is a turd. F-A-R-T is not pretty and in Parliament should seldom be heard *bit of a row over use of the word “fart” during a session of the Canadian Parliament — search “canadian fart” to read the article on BBC news...

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Categories: distinctly, nonsense, political,
Form: Limerick
Distinctly Instinctly
The sweet little mouse this morning was in the house eating some kind of woodlouse heard my feet and returned to it's spouse. The disappearing birds who flied as closer I got each new stride off to find somewhere to hide there's not one left, now i'm outside. The squirrels foraging winter nuts raised tails showing lil white butts upon my sight they left not...

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Categories: distinctly, animals, nature, me,
Form: I do not know?




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