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Apple Filled Stomach
I sit, back pressed against the rigid bark of the tree.
I sink my teeth into the apples that have accumulated
on the soft luscious grass beneath me.
The sun beats down on my dirty feet
that stretch out just beyond the tree's shadow.
The breeze delicately brushes my face
and parts my hair to one side.
In the distance, I hear the tractor
as Paw rumbles towards the house while
Maw greets him with her usual glowing grin.
Past the house, I see the hills rolling endlessly
surrounded by the blue, cotton candy-filled sky
reminding me of the fair we go to every year.
The bell rings for supper. I struggle to stand up,
weighed down by my apple-filled stomach.
I creak open the splintered wooden gate and begin my walk.
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