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Foxtrot, Kentucky

by @william-crowe-ii

I tried to write a novel once. It was about a town called Foxtrot, Kentucky in the hot Georgia summer and three people that lived there. There was a symbolic dogwood tree (it stood for innocence) and it rotted away when the femme fatale was raped. Her lover raped her; he was apparently a violent man. Her other lover mourned but was not sad anymore once he had shot the rapist. Then in recompense the lady opened herself to him. "1+0=3" she said. And that was when he realized that the universe is sex, a battle of creative impulses. Someday I'll go back and try to write about Foxtrot, Kentucky again. This time, the man will be raped and we will see what the universe is like for him then.
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May 14, 2014
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#universe#men#women#novel#rape
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