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the server (waiter) raps praise upon the sushi, its integrity, the harmonic of its construct, the curated singularity of each rice grain the innate elegance of the thin sliced, nearly translucent, au naturel, organic, ginger root the skin smooth paste of green wasabi, grown naturally along stream beds in mountain river valleys in Japan genuinely puzzled, when he, the old erstwhile poet unabashedly weeps before all no hero he, just an overcome one, his tears flavoring his food mourning the celebrated abuse of his verbal children, those natured nurtured babes the stuff, the words of his definition each weird word, loved for their cultured, unique quality of their history grown in languages's perpetual petri dish asked if something was a matter, answered yes, "this plated performance, such an extravagant essay on the beauteous wonder of life's bounty, left me wordless" and she, burst out loud in laughter
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Aug 12, 2017
Aug 12, 2017 at 8:03 AM UTC
languages's perpetual petri dish (the words of his definition)
the server (waiter) raps praise upon the sushi, its integrity, the harmonic of its construct, the curated singularity of each rice grain the innate elegance of the thin sliced, nearly translucent, au naturel, organic, ginger root the skin smooth paste of green wasabi, grown naturally along stream beds in mountain river valleys in Japan genuinely puzzled, when he, the old erstwhile poet unabashedly weeps before all no hero he, just an overcome one, his tears flavoring his food mourning the celebrated abuse of his verbal children, those natured nurtured babes the stuff, the words of his definition each weird word, loved for their cultured, unique quality of their history grown in languages's perpetual petri dish asked if something was a matter, answered yes, "this plated performance, such an extravagant essay on the beauteous wonder of life's bounty, left me wordless" and she, burst out loud in laughter
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Aug 12, 2017
Aug 12, 2017 at 8:03 AM UTC
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