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Banana Peel

Oh banana peel, your colors vibrant and fluctuating. The 3-D spots of speckled brown, deep and pure, yellow and sun sprayed, swaying in the trees, lackadaisical in manner. Oh banana peel, protect you from our bile. If i could have a peel of my own, a comfy womb; yellow and sweet. I too would sway in the trees lackadaisical in manner. The Sunday, sun spray sprawled across, my green to yellow to brown, my sour to sweet, to soft and cream Oh banana peel, others discard you hastily in the banana peel sunset. But to me, you are beautiful.
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nicholas-alexander
American
Published
Mar 6, 2012
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beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so why judge?

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