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No adjectives or adverbs to distract...
Upon a blank canvas, a story begins
Inky black letters etched into the wind
Characters come alive, a tale to be told
No modifiers to embellish, no adjectives to hold
Verbs dance across each line
Crafting images that are simply divine
Nouns carry the weight of the plot
While the adverbs and adjectives just get caught
The story unfolds with rhythm and rhyme
Captivating the reader, taking them on a climb
No need for flowery language to be found
Just the words on the page, leaving footprints on the ground
And when the story comes to a close
The reader is left with a sense of repose
No adjectives or adverbs to distract
Just words that have the power to impact.
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