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Author: FellowMan
Fiction Rated: K - English - Poetry - Reviews: 2 - Published: 03-07-08 - Updated: 03-07-08 - id:2485453

Tattle:

You tattled, sputtering slimed supposes over fields of glimmering dimes.

Sunk in sky, and slurps--yes, sponging upon the girth of their slim peels of dermis—droves and droves of waning ‘slice-colors’—those ‘almost taste colors’, those ‘wreaking grease colors’.

No matter where my fingers strolled, leaves of honey-tissue, stuck wrapped upon my digits.

So sputter, tattle; and I will hide in the fields of rinds, and ice dipped dimes.

FellowMan



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