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Dom Frederick's book of the old abbey I had read the abbey closed by Henry VIII, the new abbey was my sanctuary since my first arrival, et habitaverunt ibi, George sickened for the warmer weather the cold saddened him, she kissed my pecker to a new life some other guy's wife, for the sake of silence we ought to abstain even from good talk Benedict said, I picked a cabbage for the midday lunch and smelt the mint nearby, birdsong woke the gardens and me, Hugh him of thin frame moaned of the number of books on my shelf even the Hopkins poems got his goat, Dieu est à mes yeux, in my sight and what I saw, on the seashore by the abbey we threw stones along the incoming tide and Dom Joe(Bunny dear) smiled, and again she said deeper deeper, we become what we love and who we love shapes what we become said Clare (saint) that is, the French peasant monk cut the tall grass with a skill I didn't have his scythe swung wide, travailler à prier he said, Dom Patrick spoke softly about the sweeping and washing of the refectory floor and how it was done and I did as he said, God is the indwelling not the transient cause of all things Gareth said quoting Spinoza as we walked from the abbey orchard to the cloister, I kissed her ******* each in turn as she had said in her big double bed, the bell tolled from the church for the office of Terce, Dio è nelle mie orecchie the Italian monk said, I watched the monks walk towards the church and I walked also, I am lost I mused where to go?
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Feb 25, 2016
Feb 25, 2016 at 4:17 PM UTC
WHERE TO GO MCMLXXI.
Dom Frederick's book of the old abbey I had read the abbey closed by Henry VIII, the new abbey was my sanctuary since my first arrival, et habitaverunt ibi, George sickened for the warmer weather the cold saddened him, she kissed my pecker to a new life some other guy's wife, for the sake of silence we ought to abstain even from good talk Benedict said, I picked a cabbage for the midday lunch and smelt the mint nearby, birdsong woke the gardens and me, Hugh him of thin frame moaned of the number of books on my shelf even the Hopkins poems got his goat, Dieu est à mes yeux, in my sight and what I saw, on the seashore by the abbey we threw stones along the incoming tide and Dom Joe(Bunny dear) smiled, and again she said deeper deeper, we become what we love and who we love shapes what we become said Clare (saint) that is, the French peasant monk cut the tall grass with a skill I didn't have his scythe swung wide, travailler à prier he said, Dom Patrick spoke softly about the sweeping and washing of the refectory floor and how it was done and I did as he said, God is the indwelling not the transient cause of all things Gareth said quoting Spinoza as we walked from the abbey orchard to the cloister, I kissed her ******* each in turn as she had said in her big double bed, the bell tolled from the church for the office of Terce, Dio è nelle mie orecchie the Italian monk said, I watched the monks walk towards the church and I walked also, I am lost I mused where to go?
A YOUTH IN AN ABBEY IN 1971 HAUNTED BY A WOMAN.
TerryCollett
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Feb 25, 2016
Feb 25, 2016 at 4:17 PM UTC
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