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Guud effternuun buys und gurls! Isn't it a vunderffool dey? I joost feel leeke-a seenging! Boot I'll spere-a yuoo.
Tudey's Menoo Is:
-Ruest Beest Sundveeches
-Ceeser Seled
-Tumetu Suoop
-Chuculete-a Cheep cuukeees
Tudey's Menoo Is:
-Ruest Beest Sundveeches
-Ceeser Seled
-Tumetu Suoop
-Chuculete-a Cheep cuukeees

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To the table with his friends
And sat, feeling terse
Good afternoon, Nadia,
Pippi. Something's in the air.
How do you two feel?
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"I seem to be thinking in
short, structured phrases."
She shrugged at Walter,
Her cheeks like the reddest rose.
When would the crush stop?
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he said, shrugging back at her
"Which seems rather odd."
"Since I haven't had
Any of the Swedish Chef's
mystic cooking yet."
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since my literature class.
Maybe it's a spell?"
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I don't take literature.
Is it contagious?"
[ooc:
You've started something
Haiku is my favorite
Form of poetry]
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she said. "But I seem obsessed
with tree blossoms, now."
[ooc:
The haiku fever
Is spreading like a fire
Over Fandom High]
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He said with a friendly nod.
"The floor, for instance."
He pointed downward.
"It lit up under my feet;
I wanted to dance."
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Not to be alarmed today
If the floor lit up."
Nadia smiled.
"This school is like nothing else
That I've ever seen."
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Although speaking in strictest
rhythm is some trick."
He paused for some food
And looked at her quizzically
"Did you balance pets?"
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and books yesterday. For Bridge.
It was his birthday."
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Three months afterwards it was
Good friends Bridge has, yes?"
Channeling Yoda, oh.
Walter confused is, yes sir.
Haiku eats his mind.
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Not well known to Nadia.
She knows not Yoda.
"Unbirthday, then, yes."
She chews her ruest beest in thought.
Haiku can be hard.
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After our classes are done.
Dance the day away."
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At least until duty calls
to Cafe Fina."
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Pippi asked her friend Walter.
"Are you learning lots?"
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was his five syllable choice.
"Alfred teaches well."
Shared confidences:
"He's like a father to me,
It's unexpected."
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"A father to you?
Are you sure that you're Walter?"
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"I seem to be me," he said,
grinning at Victor.
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He asked while taking a sip
of his kiwi-lime juice.
"Is it another
Fandom High thing with really
no explaination?"
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Walter answered with a nudge
For his dear boyfriend.
"You've been busy and
missed animal balancing
and other school fun."
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he replied in a low voice
worry evident.
The truth was that sleep
was overtaking his mind
and knocking him out.
"I've just been tired,"
he admitted with a sigh.
"I don't know what's wrong."
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preceded Walter's worried
look for his boyfriend.
"Are you feeling ill?"
Or was it something other
he feared for Victor.
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With proverbial relish
and nodded at him.
"Fathers are good things.
I reccomend them highly."
she said to Walter.
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Proverbial or other
Graced Walter's repast
Yet still he ate it
With speed and gusto (really)
Yet without catsup.
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From this thinking in haiku
So she stopped talking.