Scared squirrel, scarecrow shaked.
Sagely, safely soon slowed.
Skeleton, spider sneaks scary.
Sweets share, suddenly, swallow.
Storm screams, shoes soaked.
Sit, slide, silky sheet, sleep.
scarves, socks, seem soft.
Snowflake, sweep, snowdrop, save.
Shy santa, stomach, satiated.
Simple Special Sparkling.
Share, Sing, Seek Smile.
Soft sofa, smoke shines.
Some stories seem scattered.
Smart Sunflower, sun sassy.
Stroll satisfied, share stare.
Snail, slug, slowly sliding.
Small singing sparrow, saved.
Sentimental scent, striking sunrise.
See something, see somewhere, someone.
Sweaty skin stays salty.
Seeking shade, swimming, sunning.
Seductive sea, still, strong.
Sun shines, serenely, spreading.
Scarlet sky, sunset.
Striking stars, sleeping softly.
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Tony herlin
A dreamer who neither speaks nor writes English, a difficult but highly instructive exercise. (Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused).
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