Ben Lenoir

[...] sweet others blushed rosy. Some if eaten would induce one dozy. Two steps north of the hollyhock Alan made his divot, And one step west of the hemlock There Alan did it. The seed had been sown, [...]

[...] an odd looking creature. Complete with feather, claw, and scale, It was uglier than his 5th grade math teacher. It even came out with a long flicking tail! It ruffled its plumage and shook off the [...]

[...] straight with turgor, But its pod hung toward the east with fervor. On the 18th of October The gigantic plant looked as if it were falling over. Alan knew frost soon, and only hoped it a quick [...]

[...] /masculinity are not related! There are so many misconceptions created by the media's cookie cutter stereotypes! I will bring them to their knees. [...]

[...] in the dark. He tripped over an obscured little object, in the middle of the park. A peculiar seed Alan found, Lodged on a rather harsh angle in the ground. It was plump, oblong, red and shiny, [...]

[...] . Off to his room with his Chihuahua sized friend, His long wait finally came to an end. The next morning Alan found it by his side, waiting cheerfully with its eyes bright and wide. Alan thought to [...]

[...] planned to run away to Africa or Asia. Alan knew his parents would stand in his way, So Reese took care of them that very day. With his long sharp teeth it ate them bit by bit, Ma and Pa [...]

[...] , claw, and scale, It was uglier than his 5th grade math teacher. It even came out with a long flicking tail! It ruffled its plumage and shook off the slime. When Alan saw its teeth, He began to run [...]

[...] So here are some photo previews of the video Ashlie and I just finished! We had a long overdue funeral for my tarantula Frankie (who passed in [...]

[...] of the video Ashlie and I just finished! We had a long overdue funeral for my tarantula Frankie (who passed in September and spent a little over a month resting in the freezer). He [...]