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It's Cheese

Salacious. Succulent morsels of cheese. It's a pleasure to devour you. Your flavor is like a rainbow of taste, and the cauldron of gold is infil-trating my taste buds like water through a roof on a day with no sunshine, like a child who just had his candy stolen from him or her. My inner def enses shall be penetrated by thee, o great cheese. It's overcoming me with a rush of orgiastic, scrumptious, exuberant, flowery, exotic, squiggly joy. Your texture is like a snow -covered field as it runs like a deer across my tongue, which buzzes around my brain like a hornet around a child with ice cream.
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robert-clay-harris
Published
Oct 5, 2010
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By Clay, Isabel, Zeinah, Greg, and Jacob

Our Gift to a Child, and his or her World

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