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Aeolian Mode

Duckweed and hamhock Recipes
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Written By: Staccato Tremolo
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Rubisco alluring adjectives modern slang sounds so sexy.
It rizzy charm and satisfying Piquant.Yes, you can turn 
desert land into an oasis by establishing a reliable
 freshwater source, building a protective windbreak
, and enriching the sandy soil with organic matter.
Southwest Wildflower Mixes,California Poppy,Portulaca,
Desert Marigold .Back to Rubisco, it is the most
abundant substance on earth.
it is found in every green thing in every
plant on this planet.Responsible for photosythersis
it will be processed to be used as a protein for daily meals
.Calliandra californica,Tetrameris tetrapter,Hesperaloe parviflora,
Caesalpinia mexicana,Hesperaloe parviflora. Phrygian dominant
and quarter tones.
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Use spinach if you don't have access to duckweed.
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Tener age must be stated and true if dating and co mingling are
in process! Ordered by the Grand Poohbah of the Order of Buffalo's.

A vacant mind in blooming garden

Ashy Prinia pair
Flitted across my garden
Catching something here and there

Yellow Portulaca flowers looked brighter
Once they saw this
Ashy Prinia pair

A lone lotus 
Swayed as the gentle birds
Flitted across my garden

I wondered how
They stayed happy while
Catching something here and there

Premium Member Portulaca

portulaca moss
early may fuschia blossoms~ 
a spider's yuck web


Premium Member Magenta Portulaca

A brilliant sun peeks through dark clouds
And ask the fog to leave
As the moss rose waits for the bright rays
Magenta blossoms to weave

The hidden sun held captive by clouds
Rises higher in the sky
Openings it takes to release 
Rays, earth feed, and joy supply

Unfinished

Springing In Questions

what will you feel
when you see
the summer 
smiles their brightness
through portulaca and verbena

what will you hear
when spring comes
and flutters with
their daylight wings
through swallows and thrushs

what will you dream
through the bloomy twilights
till
the wet dews welcome 
your new day

share me 
not
those mournful stories

sing me
not
those sad songs

what will you answer
when you read
this
springing questions

~(c) Sukmawati Komala~
Feb 2014

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