Poetry: Gossip - by Melissa R. Bickel

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by Melissa R. Bickel

Created on: July 23, 2009

Loose Tongues (Acrostic)

Gregarious assumptions
often lead to suspicions and
social situations, where
suspending lifelong friendships
inadvertently happen.
Perhaps gossip is malicious.

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