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That night the silence was empty for the cats would mew no more. The la la la-ing that comforted me, helped slide the shadow over my eyes, without it the cord loosened, my body fumbling for a weight, a familiar tightness to gather around myself and tuck me under the cats' warm bellies. Cherry Lane is no longer sweet, but it is red. the paper box is where the cats kept the,. hidden beneath the jasmine bush, sweetness lightly infused with bitter metal, those sparrows with the ** over their eyes. My father found the paper box. I can't hear the cats' song any more. There was something in the buttermilk from 1957.
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 1:59 PM UTC
Paper Box
That night the silence was empty for the cats would mew no more. The la la la-ing that comforted me, helped slide the shadow over my eyes, without it the cord loosened, my body fumbling for a weight, a familiar tightness to gather around myself and tuck me under the cats' warm bellies. Cherry Lane is no longer sweet, but it is red. the paper box is where the cats kept the,. hidden beneath the jasmine bush, sweetness lightly infused with bitter metal, those sparrows with the ** over their eyes. My father found the paper box. I can't hear the cats' song any more. There was something in the buttermilk from 1957.
lydia-solkov
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Mar 19, 2014
Mar 19, 2014 at 1:59 PM UTC
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