poetry: noun; an intense and spartan genre

12/07/2013 ~ Harlan Didrickson

It’s everything turned to an erstwhile, sidelined, lush, timid,
odd, sensed, and awakened view causing the paper to percolate
and the reader to roost. poetry

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