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she sells seashells by the seashore, while he hatches halibuts at the harbor;
in seven seconds, they secretly steal silhouettes from sunset,
and as the ship sails silently toward sunrise, their tongues touch



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Prompt: tongue twister

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  • Mango Memories gold member
    October 14
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    hahhaha bravo!

  • Wow...such wonderful alliteration!


  • SteveS gold member
    October 10

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    Cool take on that prompt. Whimsical turns sultry. Nice.


  • Not-The-Sun silver member
    October 10

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    absolutely wonderfully well thought out.

    "while he hatches halibuts at the harbor" it's like people never questioned what else occurred at the seashore except for sally picking up those seashells
    awesome work here, I REALLY enjoyed reading this piece; thank you SO much for sharing! It made my morning more smile-y.


  • Melee Vau gold member
    October 10

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    you turned something trite and familiar into a work of art - that's magic.


  • penman gold member
    October 9

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    Wonderful

    Oh my you got into the spirit with this one. Great job. Congrats on the silver


  • islekine gold member
    October 9

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    Love it!

    Need I say more? thanks for entering! Best wishes in the contest and always!
    Write on and on...

    and


  • AngelicDreams
    October 9

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    Excellent!!!

    This is really good. I tried doing something like it but i couldn't. I've read that alliteration makes you focus on every word. It certainly did here.


  • Night Hope gold member
    October 9

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    I love "accidental alliteration". (Someone said that mine was accidental; I replied that no, I am quite infamous for it.) Good luck in the contest, Sweetie.


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