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Tinged Bassinet - with verbs

Puerto Rican

exposes his dirt pile

in brushed briars.

Oh... virgin loss

with fears muffled

under his fleeced coat.

Wrestlers pin delivered

slopped mouth drippings

of nippled bruises, and

leaf filled crevasse.

Impasse - no awards.

Desert boots skated down

glassy pasted hardwood

to that frigid landing,

being basement floored.

Doped laughter remained

chicken necked hideous.

Belted parents, those

pubic inquest sentries,

raised lesions.

Grade: diapered seven.

Impasse - no escapes.

Uncle festered his

little tittied cutesy,

past momma to

a modern turf.

Sickened stomach and

stoned smiled hostage.

High achiever, their

cipher stealthed lordette,

housing ulcerated bowels

remained... road kill pretty.

Impasse - no communion.

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