The green beans let out a sigh. Their Fear simmering in their salt. At That moment, that sigh gave in to A similar fear, the fear of one very Unfortunate group of coffee beans, Next to be ground up and drank, right In front of their brethren, who will Also sigh in fear because there is Nothing else that they can do But sigh in fear. At that point, The man, the monster that causes Beans to sigh in fear, drinks the Blood of those beans that sigh, Those beans that fear, and he Himself will sigh in contentment, In a lack of fear, because he has No idea that he himself is nothing More than a bean, not actually Any greater than a green bean, A coffee bean, or just about any Other kind of bean; the only Real difference is that man is The only bean that affords the Luxury of exercising presence of Mind to choose how and when They sigh; in the face of fear, or Reveling in their complete and total Lack of general acknowledgment.
This stemmed from an in-class activity. I had to use the words "bean", "fear" and "sigh" at least seven times.
Somehow I ended up with this expression of the human condition.