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A dribble (in badger's hexastitch form) large boar nipped sow's thick neck; moist loins stirred in response; thus their lifelong coupling, monogamous, would start The dribble The dribble is a brief poem consisting of exactly 100 letters (not 100 characters—spaces and punctuation are not counted). The name of the dribble is derived from the micro-fiction… Continue reading Sow, or: Now
A Badger's hexastitch badger, bageard, bauson, or brock ~ they're all the same omnivorous, aggressive, tree climbing, tidy creatures
A Badger's hexastitch we are usually nocturnal, we badgers, but poetry readings are uncommon in cetes
A Badger's hexastitch nothing to see here, no badgers; please leave; humans, coyotes, cougars, bears, eagles are not welcome
A Badger's hexastitch living together in setts, their family homes, some one hundred years old, they nuzzle, groom, and mate
A Badger's hexastitch scent glands produce odors during mating season and send warning signals when the clan's in danger
My 2nd Badger's hexastitch long claws digging down to unsuspecting burrows; determined rooting snout seeking prey for dinner
My 1st Badger's hexastitch A form that resembles the snout of a badger was brought into being by a man named Badger
