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Madame Salamander

by @Aniseed

Madame Salamander With her small, speckled spots Spread smoothly over her Skin, similar to the sun. Tiny toes tip tapping long treks Through tough terrain. Madame Salamander Grand and glamorous, great gales Of green-eyed ganders give her Gosh awful grabs as gifts, gabbing Gleefully of gross gourds. Madame Salamander Feel her filmy eyes on her Flat facade furrow into a feverish Gaze as her words fan further And farther whilst she fabulates. Madame Salamander Let her linger on her long legend Of little lizards lipping to large Lions and licked away from Their lovely lives as lizards.
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Mar 22, 2015
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A very old poem I wrote.

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