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Digit's tips drenched by dan Rosenhagen Friday, October 01, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Making our moves, creating what we are.
Digit's tips drenched Arches etched in swirling grooves, slender fingers painting, reflecting the mood. Oh how fun, digit’s tips drenched on the move, tubular arrays blushing scarlet’s amuse. The freedom to change the shapes that we make, curves bending curtsies or straight lines, what the heck! What will it come to be whenever I am done? I guess it is for us to see, as I enhance its shape, with the subtle wiggle of my thumb.

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Reviewed by Christine Tsen	10/1/2010

Super artistry! Blessings, Christine