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Cavity
A child's worst fear: a gleaming hook, come to fish around in a CAVITY.
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Complete
A child's arms and legs have been tucked away into a back-sack -- a COMPLETE job well done.
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Woman
A graceful pictograph of a WOMAN.
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Fond
Is there anything one can be more FOND of than a sweet woman child?
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Likeness
(Freudian symbolism.) A man is reborn as an adult when he enters the passage that has a LIKENESS of his mother's womb.
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Mama
The outline of woman can be found here, but it has been expanded to look like the breasts that make her a MAMA.
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Pierce
PIERCING an ear with a mama of pearl earring.
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Elder Brother
A teenager. A this stage, he is something akin to a large mouth on a pair of lanky legs.
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Overcome
A needle hanging over a teenager. OVERCOMING a drug addiction.
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Little
Three LITTLE drops. They're oh so LITTLE, LITTLE LITTLE.
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Few
The fourth drop is a further belittling of what is already little -- making it a FEW of something little.
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Large
Pictograph of a person trying to make himself LARGE by spreading his limbs and taking up more space.
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Many
"MANY moons ago..." Two moons lacking the final stroke because they are partially hidden in the clouds of time.
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Evening
EVENING sounds romantic, kind of like a moon with a cloud floating over it (and obscuring it's final stroke).
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Eventide
Drops of water inching their way up the shore in the evening.
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Outside
OUTSIDE in the evening air, a magician has left his wand to make it much more powerful.
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Name
A NAME is a word spoken into a newborn baby's ear in the evening, by its father's mouth.
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Stone
A mouth under a cliff is a cave, with a STONE rolled in front of it, like in Ali Baba. A rock on top is toppling over.
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Resemblance
"A chip off the old block," or in this case, "A little bit of flesh," is used to describe a family resemblance.
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