She Sells Sea Swells
Seashore seeds
Sensational Siamese sisters sing soulful seashore songs, surprised seven salty seagulls soaring somewhere south.
Separated sister, Sarah, shared some sea swell seeds she sowed, she says summertime salvaged spring seeds start some sprouts.
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She sells sweet sea swell seeds, some sour sea swell seeds, some sensationally stringy sea swell seeds, specifically,
Sporadically she serves some seasoned scrawny seaweed seeds, secretly some say she sorted, scrupulously selected.
She swears, seeing sudden setbacks, shorten selling seasons sharply, strongly suspended summer sales saved, since Siamese sisters sang sweet siren songs
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Kelli Sheckler-Amsden
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Comments (6)
Nice one, Kelli!
I really enjoyed reading this whimsical little piece, until I got to the last word: "siret". Not that I didn't still enjoy your tautogram, but I was completely unfamiliar with the term. When I did a search online, it told me that siret "is an INSEE code which allows the geographic identification of any French establishment or business." Is this what you intended or is their another meaning I just haven't found. (Of course, it could be a typo, too.) Just curious.
This is really good!
Amazing tautogram :) I really love this one! "Sporadically she serves some seasoned scrawny seaweed seeds,"...makes me hungry for seaweed ❤️
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Super, superb!!! Love it!!!