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Mango Tree

by geno-cattouse-1

Granny.took a switch to me. But I insisted on raiding the big mango tree. The big rainbow  ones hung kinda low. The sweet yelllow ones were close to the limb. They would sometimes come down In a huge carribean gust. And splatter. The young unripe green ones. Were my favorite. Treat. With crushed habaneros mixed in with some salt. Or mango. Sweet mango ice cream. Oh. Yeah let me dream.
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May 25, 2013
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