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pecans
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Tyndall Blue PM
one day we visited, a plantation with, rows upon, rows upon, rows upon trees
Rated: Fiction K - English - Words: 118 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 02-19-07 - Status: Complete - id: 2322507
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pecans
2.19.2007

as a child
i loved pecans

large juicy crips
that melted in
my mouth
and could be baked
into my fathers pie

one day we visited
a plantation with

rows upon
rows upon
rows upon
trees
with little brown
shells littering
the ground

at age seven i
asked him what
they were
and he said
"pecans"

i stared in
wonderment and
tried to break it
first with fingers
then teeth and
shoes before coming
across a stone

and i pried it open
searching with dirty
fingers and pried out
the soft meat and
it was so wonderful
and i ate so many
they made me sick

but still i
went home
satisfied

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