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The Seven Sisters Seren (don't confuse this with anything)

by darrell-wade-elverum

Seren-dip-me-pity,               (she was self-accepting failure,  bad luck wannabe, wears black and sniffles) the ardent opposite of Seren-dip-i-ty,       (she was an accidental discovery, no recovery needed, awe, found objects, in the    moment) they are part of the seven sisters Seren, wherein lies the rub Saran-wrap, was third           (caught up on herself, clean and air tight, fresh as the day, tough like teflon) in line, (changed the spelling of the family name - to be sooner alphabetically) Seren-ate,                         (she sings she dances, she eats, she sings some more, she waits for applause) does not speak or gesticulate unless she performs in song. Seren-ade, used to sing well           (jealous, performance orientated, sometime for love, lately for money) as well but when the other came along and did it better she got bitter and moved in to retail sales        (lemonADE, pomADE, calvacADE of arcADEs, you get it,                                                                                                                        everything became a parADE) And as for the twins who are always fighting Seren-ity    (lacks calmness, lacks peace, wants a piece of you, uneven temper) Seren-e                                         (more easy to be obscene, like evening air with a heavy chill, not bright). The seven sisters of Seren, who were always preparing for a fight to the right to the next beau to knock on the door, but soon they all stopped calling, they were no longer falling, over one another, as the Seren-ities were now old biddies, no longer remained a worth-while dowry, befitting sitting silently as the seven sisters of Seren squabbled soiling the solitude of the soul.
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darrell-wade-elverum
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Written by
darrell-wade-elverum
Canadian
Published
Aug 21, 2013
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I stepped out of the box, not sure where I am, have not made home if you see me wave, and point me West or East where ever it is I yam.

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