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Sweet Fruit by Janet E Hunt Friday, January 18, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan She held what seemed like two, small ripe peaches in the palm of her hand... And kissed them as they hung from their branch To feel the warmth that the sun provided And licked the sweet nectar that came from them.

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Reviewed by Gregory Sonn	1/18/2002

That was very short and sweet.Peaches huh? Gregg




Reviewed by Trixie Love	1/18/2002

A very warm thought... Trixie




Reviewed by Gilles Marchand	1/18/2002

Sounds like an Angel to me...! Blue eyed fish...