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Little Girl In The Wicker Chair


Fiction in the kitchen. Claire & Blaire were aware of the mean stare. They swear it was there. She cared about despair. She said a silent prayer. She declared how it was unfair & dared their unwillingness to compare to share it is rare, To have an explict affair anywhere. To avoid rude glares. Tempers flared. Try to prepare to fix & repair. Does pierre have some tools to spare? The pair went to the shopping square. They to the mare. At farmer's market got some pears. And did there nails & hair. Let's have a seat in this here wicker chair. What a cute teddy bear. Her dress had a tare. Her cheek a tear. What should she wear? © Harmony Sapphire . All rights reserved
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