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There was once a man who lived alone , he didn't laugh , he didn't moan, the only person that he saw , was a young man , who brought blackcurrants and jam to his door. And when he did , the lonely man who just loved jam, stuck his ***** fingers in , and licked the jam jar dry , which he had shared with his charming little guests . So he sat down on a stone , to play the lute on his own , to charm his new friends with their dainty colourful wings from the skies, to end up in his fruitfly pies . So to the forest the young couple did go , to hear his sad tale of lament , Which they had heard from their mansion on the hill , where blackberries grow , and are there to this day even still. For the trees felt very different when the lute sings along , when the trees and their branches give out their songs . For the trees when the different seasons came , and went , turned to amber , and then to red , before the winter came . And so the young lady who made blackberry jam , gave it to her lover , but he thought it vile , and took it far away, to a door he had never seen before , covered in moss and ivy . And he never said a word , and that is why they never ate supper. And all that was left was blackberry jam in the form of a man . And all that was left was a fine sticky mess after the flies had jam and butter and had finished their blackberry supper . So off they all went , to the house with a blackberry bush , to sell to the lady , who.had purple stains on her dress , who always tried to look her best , who tried not to swallow, because they said they would be back tomorrow.
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Jun 8, 2024
Jun 8, 2024 at 12:49 PM UTC
Blackberry supper
There was once a man who lived alone , he didn't laugh , he didn't moan, the only person that he saw , was a young man , who brought blackcurrants and jam to his door. And when he did , the lonely man who just loved jam, stuck his ***** fingers in , and licked the jam jar dry , which he had shared with his charming little guests . So he sat down on a stone , to play the lute on his own , to charm his new friends with their dainty colourful wings from the skies, to end up in his fruitfly pies . So to the forest the young couple did go , to hear his sad tale of lament , Which they had heard from their mansion on the hill , where blackberries grow , and are there to this day even still. For the trees felt very different when the lute sings along , when the trees and their branches give out their songs . For the trees when the different seasons came , and went , turned to amber , and then to red , before the winter came . And so the young lady who made blackberry jam , gave it to her lover , but he thought it vile , and took it far away, to a door he had never seen before , covered in moss and ivy . And he never said a word , and that is why they never ate supper. And all that was left was blackberry jam in the form of a man . And all that was left was a fine sticky mess after the flies had jam and butter and had finished their blackberry supper . So off they all went , to the house with a blackberry bush , to sell to the lady , who.had purple stains on her dress , who always tried to look her best , who tried not to swallow, because they said they would be back tomorrow.
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Jun 8, 2024
Jun 8, 2024 at 12:49 PM UTC
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