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A warm summer night, The moon winked at its reflection on the still lake, A lively  crowd, The music blared, A barbeque party, The smell of delicious grilled chicken made my stomach rumble, Hurriedly I grabbed some with chips, yanked open a coca tin, And sat down on the grass with friends. I had worn shorts, That was a grave mistake. The mosquitoes were excited, A pair of young fresh legs, What a grand banquet, They headed straight for my legs and arms, "Ouch!" I cried after several stings. "Delicious," they hummed aiming at my legs again and again. "Hey" I don't give out  free blood samples" I hissed. I swiped my palms on my legs. Several lay dead. I had killed their parents. The mean mosquitoes took revenge, They landed on my face,legs and arms and stung fast and furious. I yanked a tube of insecticide repellent cream and spread on my open body parts. "Now have your feast and die!"
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Jul 3, 2018
Jul 3, 2018 at 6:33 PM UTC
A Feast
A warm summer night, The moon winked at its reflection on the still lake, A lively  crowd, The music blared, A barbeque party, The smell of delicious grilled chicken made my stomach rumble, Hurriedly I grabbed some with chips, yanked open a coca tin, And sat down on the grass with friends. I had worn shorts, That was a grave mistake. The mosquitoes were excited, A pair of young fresh legs, What a grand banquet, They headed straight for my legs and arms, "Ouch!" I cried after several stings. "Delicious," they hummed aiming at my legs again and again. "Hey" I don't give out  free blood samples" I hissed. I swiped my palms on my legs. Several lay dead. I had killed their parents. The mean mosquitoes took revenge, They landed on my face,legs and arms and stung fast and furious. I yanked a tube of insecticide repellent cream and spread on my open body parts. "Now have your feast and die!"
That was the worst summer barbeque party.I left early.
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72/F/Tanzania
Jul 3, 2018
Jul 3, 2018 at 6:33 PM UTC
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