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Early, early, the dew forming drops to tease a parched earth.
Sleepy stars fading into their day beds to dream grand dreams of Super Novas and coal black skies.
Little critters on the prowl, safe for this moment in this magic hour.
Tattered clouds, dripping red fingers that point to a new dawn.
A lone bird sings only to me.

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on 1/31/2009
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Mr. P. Kin was found early this morning, lying motionless at his home at Gardener lane.
His innards had been taken in no doubt some twisted eating frenzy cult affair.
Ms. B. Crocker, a neighbor, was questioned but released as she had pies to attend.
The friends and family of Mr. Kin were strangely absent as well and a search of the local cold cellar
found them huddled together, fearful of the same fate. The authorities were told of a similar disaster
that had befallen all of the Berry family and stories of the dismemberment of corn stalks and theft of Ms. Moos Udder contents as well and they suspected Berries were still being picked on!
The authorities ventured back to Ms. Crocker’s and while asking questions there had pieces of two different
delicious pies with milk .

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