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And then they stopped. Little frogs stopped their night sounds. I couldn't figure out how to describe the sound. Certainly they weren't chirping for they were not birds Nor cricketing for they were not crickets. Quirky quaking. But isn't quaking quake, which means to shake violently? They seemed to be tiny ribbets actually Perhaps two whole steps higher on the piano keys-- higher than the pitch I have in my head. Perhaps even an octave higher. No matter. They were tiny ribbets to me. Tiny ribbets actually.
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 11:59 AM UTC
Ribbet.
And then they stopped. Little frogs stopped their night sounds. I couldn't figure out how to describe the sound. Certainly they weren't chirping for they were not birds Nor cricketing for they were not crickets. Quirky quaking. But isn't quaking quake, which means to shake violently? They seemed to be tiny ribbets actually Perhaps two whole steps higher on the piano keys-- higher than the pitch I have in my head. Perhaps even an octave higher. No matter. They were tiny ribbets to me. Tiny ribbets actually.
mariana-miranda
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 11:59 AM UTC
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