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Before choir practice before entering the vestry door you and Judith stayed behind and waited until the others had gone inside and Judith said look at those stars and how dark blue the sky is you gazed up at the evening spread of dark blue and stars and moon to one side and you put your hand around her waist and drew her close and she lay against you and you said I read some place that some of those distant stars burned out centuries ago and what we see is the ghostly glow of dead stars and she turned your head towards her and kissed you and the pressing of her lips on yours and her hands on your waist and her 13 year old ******* pushing against your 14 year old chest and the sound of the choir starting up in practice in the church and the flight of bats across the evening sky and she holding you near and the lips engaged and the eyes closed and the breathing taken in coming up for air and behind you the aging graves the tombstones with moss and half lit by moonlight and star’s glow and you held her in place face to face with your hands upon the cheeks of her behind eyes still closed in the land of the love ****** blind.
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Dec 3, 2012
Dec 3, 2012 at 3:13 PM UTC
BEFORE CHOIR ONE FRIDAY EVE.
Before choir practice before entering the vestry door you and Judith stayed behind and waited until the others had gone inside and Judith said look at those stars and how dark blue the sky is you gazed up at the evening spread of dark blue and stars and moon to one side and you put your hand around her waist and drew her close and she lay against you and you said I read some place that some of those distant stars burned out centuries ago and what we see is the ghostly glow of dead stars and she turned your head towards her and kissed you and the pressing of her lips on yours and her hands on your waist and her 13 year old ******* pushing against your 14 year old chest and the sound of the choir starting up in practice in the church and the flight of bats across the evening sky and she holding you near and the lips engaged and the eyes closed and the breathing taken in coming up for air and behind you the aging graves the tombstones with moss and half lit by moonlight and star’s glow and you held her in place face to face with your hands upon the cheeks of her behind eyes still closed in the land of the love ****** blind.
terry-collett
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Dec 3, 2012
Dec 3, 2012 at 3:13 PM UTC
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