Butter Half

Elisa PrellJune 27, 2016

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Butter Half

written by: Elisa Prell

@inspireshot

One day bread met butter
All he could do was stutter

He found courage to give her a toast
His speech made her hungrily engross

She melted right into his crusts
Together they cooked great lusts

They fed each other a good laugh
They became each others butter half

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Hi! I'm from Texas and love all kinds of art.
I am also a dog lover, travel lover, and want to be of inspiration to myself and others.
Decided to embrace my fear by showing my work : )

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