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She knew she never should have let it run
Amok.
Should have kept it
Always
Locked.
But she wobbled
At the sight of keys under the
Rock.
It ran,
Before she could even feign
Shock.
For Sammi’s weekend writing prompt of Amok in 35 words
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Oh dear… just what has she done?
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I know, right? 😉
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Of course, we are left to wonder just what she has let loose… 🙂
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I mean, do YOU wanna get close enough to find out??? 😉
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Nooooooo 😉
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I figguhed as much … 😉
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A wobble she’ll regret. Intriguing!
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I think regret she will. Or was … 😉 Who knows what she’d unleashed …
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Well done, Na’ama. I’m left wondering if this is a good thing or not. Unlocking and letting go are so often good changes. 🙂
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They are certainly a change … 😉 For the better? For the worse? Time will tell … 😉
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