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I know that nature abhors a vacuum and I should have been more careful. My cordless wonder was fully charged As I brought it out the front door. A still fell upon the street as the appliance emerged. The birds on the feeder stopped eating And fixed their beady eyes on me. The squirrels sauntered menacingly their teeth chattering in rage. Above the clouds began to gather Swirling in ominous hues. The trees began to creak and sway and vines started to writhe. Clouds of flying insects started to gather while the ground began to swell with bugs. Fearfully I raised my fist and exclaimed, "This really ***** and brandished my tool. From all around me a loud groan rolled as my words were translated to the nature. Everything went back to normal because nothing is worse than a bad pun.
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Jul 6, 2019
Jul 6, 2019 at 6:54 PM UTC
Nature's revenge
I know that nature abhors a vacuum and I should have been more careful. My cordless wonder was fully charged As I brought it out the front door. A still fell upon the street as the appliance emerged. The birds on the feeder stopped eating And fixed their beady eyes on me. The squirrels sauntered menacingly their teeth chattering in rage. Above the clouds began to gather Swirling in ominous hues. The trees began to creak and sway and vines started to writhe. Clouds of flying insects started to gather while the ground began to swell with bugs. Fearfully I raised my fist and exclaimed, "This really ***** and brandished my tool. From all around me a loud groan rolled as my words were translated to the nature. Everything went back to normal because nothing is worse than a bad pun.
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Jul 6, 2019
Jul 6, 2019 at 6:54 PM UTC
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