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Aunt Nellie and Uncle Bernard

watched three grey geese in a field fulled with wheat grazing while Peter Piper pecked some Petunias while Bitter Butter bit her lip gazing on the scene of strangeness like writers on paper wrapping alliterations softer than sleep louder than firecrackers I had a dream.
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