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It starts to rain Like the fizz has been removed from my champagne. A peach drips from the tree. Sticky sips all over me. But why does a peach have fuzz? Just an excuse to explode its juice. Its yellow flesh At its peak fresh Does the tree whole heartedly agree without the need to preach when to evict the peach. Time to say goodbye when the twig is dry. The hard backbone its strange lined stone. Nothing more to bring as each amber flesh cling drops to the ground. A peach perfectly round.
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Oct 14, 2014
Oct 14, 2014 at 11:49 PM UTC
Peach Fizz
It starts to rain Like the fizz has been removed from my champagne. A peach drips from the tree. Sticky sips all over me. But why does a peach have fuzz? Just an excuse to explode its juice. Its yellow flesh At its peak fresh Does the tree whole heartedly agree without the need to preach when to evict the peach. Time to say goodbye when the twig is dry. The hard backbone its strange lined stone. Nothing more to bring as each amber flesh cling drops to the ground. A peach perfectly round.
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Oct 14, 2014
Oct 14, 2014 at 11:49 PM UTC
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