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Post by Laura on Mar 20, 2006 14:56:42 GMT -6
and it sinks soaking in the liquid tumbling in a twirled downward motion towards the bottom and that green leafy bottom looks so terrible from up here where fudgy hands meet the sand and the grains slip through their fingers, just like it did and then they ran away with laughter trailing off their face and making tiny ripples over the already small waves and leaving it breathless, they did with no regret and should they be considered selfish from a lonely road to breezy shore now nobody will know . . .
and it sinks for days it seems, but only a moment has gone by, once crowded with some hot sun and fireants, now wet and all alone, and it sinks and there it'll stay that poor, forgettable stone
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Post by thecrazybeautiful on Mar 23, 2006 15:56:49 GMT -6
"where fudgy hands meet the sand and the grains slip through their fingers"
This part kinda drew me in... It's the whole hand/image thing.
I thought this was an interesting thing to write about, but you wrote it very nicely.
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Post by Only Me on Jul 11, 2006 0:22:22 GMT -6
"and it sinks for days it seems, but only a moment has gone by," I love the concept of opposites in two consecutive lines. I love this. nice imagery.
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