English 340Set 1, Summer 2002
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rigid tree
now or where I
went to be |
almost
twilight
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encroachment or wrestling
match or wrestling
match |
the small or the small |
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half white or half white |
A drop
of dew |
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he sings or dancing |
feet pound
the pavement |
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nest in
a tree or nest in
anoak
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missed
birds and a or missed,
tatooed birds
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breezy
buzzing
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autumn
forest walk or autumn
walk or autumn
walk |
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gnarled
fingers
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more painful
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racing
to the top of the hill
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lungs fill
with oxygen
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no pulse or no pulse |
lingering
in or wafting
smell, powder |
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track meet
and jazz |
a warm
summer breeze |
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coward
you are
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cheeping
baby bird or cheeping
baby bird
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2002, Randy Brooks Millikin University
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