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Array ( [sid] => 55906 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => More On Fruit [time] => 2004-07-12 22:01:53 [hometext] => The title can also be read Moron Fruit if you're in a really bad mood [bodytext] => She spent the next lifetime
trying to explain.
He had asked for it, picked
her right off the tree.
Let me see it, he said,
and then bit in, only
she was the one left

bleeding. It is this way
in any garden,
any eventual paradise
tainted by the leaving and lies
we tell ourselves to move on.
The serpent never was
such a big deal. It was
hunger she answered.
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More On Fruit

Contributed by oldernotwiser on Monday, 12th July 2004 @ 10:01:53 PM in AEST
Topic: goodbyepoetry

She spent the next lifetime
trying to explain.
He had asked for it, picked
her right off the tree.
Let me see it, he said,
and then bit in, only
she was the one left

bleeding. It is this way
in any garden,
any eventual paradise
tainted by the leaving and lies
we tell ourselves to move on.
The serpent never was
such a big deal. It was
hunger she answered.

Copyright © oldernotwiser ... [ 2004-07-12 22:01:53]
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Re: More On Fruit (User Rating: 1 )
by pvd on Sunday, 25th July 2004 @ 07:54:42 AM AEST
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I like this piece... you say alot in few words. The fault does not lie with the snake but our selves.

Re: More On Fruit (User Rating: 1 )
by Stitch on Tuesday, 28th September 2004 @ 10:39:16 AM AEST
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A classic told in the first garden and repeated over and over on earth. Finding so much in your few words. Very impressive.
Stitch

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