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American Haiku

How enticing the scent of woman, that often quite forbidden fruit. ----------0---------- That morning smelt of rum and its dew trickled thinly down my throat. ----------0---------- The silence filled the air, and drowsy, I listened to that lullaby. ----------0---------- Noise in the form of jazz. Beneath my boot the crunch of dry mud memories.
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