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black berries

by robjp

i went to the store today and bought a box of black berries it was a clear plastic box i realized i don’t care that we consume and waste so much i sat down in my black, leather chair and ate three black berries i ate two of them quickly but the third i ate slowly it had blackish purple kernels of bittersweet nectar and seeds that crunched in my mouth i did not mind that much it had kernels that looked like lonely, lavender misfits and curly, brown hairs waiting to say “hello” each kernel shaped by its sibling jam packed like a large family in a small house it had a hallow bottom once attached to a stem that was clipped with magical scissors
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Apr 15, 2017
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