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That's a Desert Wheatear Jane said watching the bird fly overhead. We lay on our backs in the field watching the blue sky. Not seen one for ages she added. I breathed in her apple and fresh air scent. How do you remember all these birds? I said turning to gaze at her. I studied Daddy's books on birds since I could first read she said. We gazed at each other her eyes were dark and sparkled in the sunshine. I only knew sparrows and pigeons in London I said. Poor you Benny not being able to see what I see every day and more she said. I sensed my heart pounding I felt at that moment so alive I could burst. She looked back at the sky. I glanced at her features her dark hair the fine jawline the pinkish lips. I wished to kiss as I had a few days before but I turned and gazed at the sky. Clouds drifted by white and evolving into shapes one by one. Her hand lay by mine she touched my hand with a finger gently. I touched her finger surrounded it with my hand and held it loosely. There it goes again she said pointing with a finger of her other hand. I watched it fly over the tall grass and away. I held her finger and sensed the warmness filling me. I wanted to lay there with her forever or for all eternity.
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Jul 24, 2017
Jul 24, 2017 at 2:49 PM UTC
FOREVER 1961.
That's a Desert Wheatear Jane said watching the bird fly overhead. We lay on our backs in the field watching the blue sky. Not seen one for ages she added. I breathed in her apple and fresh air scent. How do you remember all these birds? I said turning to gaze at her. I studied Daddy's books on birds since I could first read she said. We gazed at each other her eyes were dark and sparkled in the sunshine. I only knew sparrows and pigeons in London I said. Poor you Benny not being able to see what I see every day and more she said. I sensed my heart pounding I felt at that moment so alive I could burst. She looked back at the sky. I glanced at her features her dark hair the fine jawline the pinkish lips. I wished to kiss as I had a few days before but I turned and gazed at the sky. Clouds drifted by white and evolving into shapes one by one. Her hand lay by mine she touched my hand with a finger gently. I touched her finger surrounded it with my hand and held it loosely. There it goes again she said pointing with a finger of her other hand. I watched it fly over the tall grass and away. I held her finger and sensed the warmness filling me. I wanted to lay there with her forever or for all eternity.
BOY AND GIRL IN ACOUNTRY FIELD IN 1961
TerryCollett
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Jul 24, 2017
Jul 24, 2017 at 2:49 PM UTC
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