Poetic Flash Fiction in 51 Syllables
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Sometimes I wander with it. Her path is brown apples, soft mud and loam. She looks nowhere else, steps daintily home. Above, only one fruit remains,. A brutal burden on a branch that strains. Are lifted by a gust. If there is a moment, this is it,. When swiftly to prayer I must. Let me shade thine eyes! But the mess .
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Poetic Flash Fiction in 51 Syllables. What will you write? Wednesday, 30 January 2013. Three Word Wednesday CCCXIV. The words at 3WW. Tendril, Pulsate, and Drab. If a tendril of dry rot could pulsate it would bring this drab house down. What will you write? Links to this post. Subscribe to Posts Atom. If you love me Ill follow you too. THE AMERICAN SANDWICH GAME. Poetic Flash Fiction in 51 Syllables. Write a piece of poetic flash fiction in just 51 syllables. Write an American Sentence .CONTENT
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