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Mary Moran rolls a cigarette between fingers and thumbs, liberated tobacco and paper from her da's pocket, if he knew he'd belt her behind, she licks the paper end with her damp tongue, rolls it thin and lights it up with a Swan Vesta stole from her ma's kitchen box, Magdalene she'd met at the coffee bar had a laugh talked of Sister Bridget and the priest and some going ons, sweet Mags gazed at her placed a hand on her thigh talked of her da, the smoke rises from the ciggie skyward cloud like, Martha sat sipping her coffee ********* her rosary in the bar like Brian fingers my bra strap the loon, Mary knows what Brian is after he's more chance of the pox than that she muses watching the smoke twirl as it touches the roof of the greenhouse glass, if Da found me now he'd tan my *** she muses inhaling deeper lungful drag, the priest in confessions (the old boy)nigh on had a heart attack when she confessed the weeks worth, spluttering she heard through the wire mesh of the confessional, Magdalene wants me to go listen to LPs on her record player in her room away from her da and ma and their moans and groans, Martha with her blue eyes stared at the crucifix on her rosary like a lovesick cow as they sipped their coffee and yakked of the priest and nun and imagined fun.
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Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 10:18 AM UTC
TIPPERARY MARY 1963.
Mary Moran rolls a cigarette between fingers and thumbs, liberated tobacco and paper from her da's pocket, if he knew he'd belt her behind, she licks the paper end with her damp tongue, rolls it thin and lights it up with a Swan Vesta stole from her ma's kitchen box, Magdalene she'd met at the coffee bar had a laugh talked of Sister Bridget and the priest and some going ons, sweet Mags gazed at her placed a hand on her thigh talked of her da, the smoke rises from the ciggie skyward cloud like, Martha sat sipping her coffee ********* her rosary in the bar like Brian fingers my bra strap the loon, Mary knows what Brian is after he's more chance of the pox than that she muses watching the smoke twirl as it touches the roof of the greenhouse glass, if Da found me now he'd tan my *** she muses inhaling deeper lungful drag, the priest in confessions (the old boy)nigh on had a heart attack when she confessed the weeks worth, spluttering she heard through the wire mesh of the confessional, Magdalene wants me to go listen to LPs on her record player in her room away from her da and ma and their moans and groans, Martha with her blue eyes stared at the crucifix on her rosary like a lovesick cow as they sipped their coffee and yakked of the priest and nun and imagined fun.
A GIRL AFTER CONFESSIONS IN TIPPERARY IN 1963
TerryCollett
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Dec 29, 2015
Dec 29, 2015 at 10:18 AM UTC
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