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I didn't ever write a Journal entry about last Wednesday night. It was strange, the dampness In the air and the cough in My throat, and the whole world felt Empty and deadened. She didn't really want to Go, and I guess I didn't either, now That I think about it, after All I could have been writing a paper. But I had my alterior Motives, which fell through and I wanted to get out of the House, to clear my stuffy head. So we walked, like two girls who Can survive on their own mistakes And then after awhile We walked back. But we walked to the little Playground instead of home because I guess For nine-thirty at night we were Both a little unsettled. And we talked about God and I Looked at the leaves on the Pavement and thought about how different the Uniform Methodist windows were from ours.
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Jul 12, 2016
Jul 12, 2016 at 7:49 PM UTC
Last Wednesday Night
I didn't ever write a Journal entry about last Wednesday night. It was strange, the dampness In the air and the cough in My throat, and the whole world felt Empty and deadened. She didn't really want to Go, and I guess I didn't either, now That I think about it, after All I could have been writing a paper. But I had my alterior Motives, which fell through and I wanted to get out of the House, to clear my stuffy head. So we walked, like two girls who Can survive on their own mistakes And then after awhile We walked back. But we walked to the little Playground instead of home because I guess For nine-thirty at night we were Both a little unsettled. And we talked about God and I Looked at the leaves on the Pavement and thought about how different the Uniform Methodist windows were from ours.
Copyright 9/12/15 by B. E. McComb
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Jul 12, 2016
Jul 12, 2016 at 7:49 PM UTC
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