Buckwheat and pumpernickel

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The magical storm

Once upon a long ago time in the land of pumpernickel seeds way up high in the sky there was a magical storm. A storm so strange and peculiar it spun and twisted with colors of pink and blue and purple. The people of the land didn't mind the beautiful colors of the sun set and the dawn mixing together, it was the thunder bolt and flashes of sharp bright lighting echoing thru the woods below. When all of the sudden in a blinks eye pumpernickel seeds fell from the sky. It poured the tiny little seeds like sleet hailing down on the cobblestone streets below. As frightening as it may have seemed the people were relieved that the storm didn't drop anything bigger or worse like cantaloupe or watermelons. Its as the pumpernickel seeds were scattering over the fields of carefully planted corn and wheat and other ripe vegetables that buckwheat was flabbergasted at the frantic storm and shocked yet relieved by the pumpernickel seeds so buckwheat noticing in a jealous way the storm hadn't dropped wheat but pumpernickel seeds Buck wheat immediately turned to pumpernickel her best friend and looking very stern said looks like we shall make some pumpernickel bread in the spring. Pumpernickel looked a pouty upset look at buckwheat and said I don’t want pumpernickel bread and began stomping on all the pumpernickel seeds that had landed. She stomped away crushing the tiny seeds into the ground along with a few flowers she came across. Lovely day a sailor girl said from across the way and got out her umbrella and handed it to buckwheat. Here she said you’ll need a carousel if you’re going to be out here in the stormy weather. Twirling her carousel the girl walked away Pumpernickel continued to stomp around holding her carousel out so it would catch the wind and pull her a little bit tipping her over once and a while. Buckwheat began stomping away at the pumpernickel seeds too and they both smirked at each other giggling oh well you mustn't do that said Auntie Suesy Please come in side at once but instead pumpernickel began singing and she sang this tune :

I’m stomping on all the pumpernickel seeds wont my momma be so proud of me I’m stomping on all the pumpernickel seeds and a few flowers too.

Finally Auntie Suesy began picking up the pumpernickel seed and putting them in a basket Buckwheat helped too. She wanted to have some pumpernickel bread in the spring and help in the garden and sure enough that spring pumpernickel was growing everywhere and buckwheat made some pumpernickel bread for her best friend pumpernickel and they lived happily ever so after

The end

And that pumpernickel storm didn't come back till that winter