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Here’s your fare for the bus to school your mother said but some days you walked and spent the money on doughnuts at the bakery on the way to school and you felt them warm through the white paper bag the baker had put them in and you ate them on the way then licked your fingers clean like some fingery blow job and Ed Sutcliffe met you in the playground and said You got sugar around your mouth and he pointed with his ink stained finger and so you wiped around your mouth with your tongue until all was clean and you said That Ok? and he stared at your mouth and lips and said Yeah that’s better and you said Where’s O’Brien? He hasn’t come yet Sutcliffe said but Austen’s here he drove up in his sports car a few moments back you sighed and looked towards the place where he parked his car red and flashy I suppose he’ll be in his usual bullying mood again said Sutcliffe holding up the clay pots and saying Look at this specimen of a *** and hold it up for the class to see Don’t remind me you said Austen’s a fink with a face of pits like the surface of the moon and Sutcliffe laughed and it kind of eased his nervousness and you saw in his blue eyes that sharp fear that people have when another dies.
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Jun 28, 2012
Jun 28, 2012 at 1:52 AM UTC
THAT AUSTEN GUY.
Here’s your fare for the bus to school your mother said but some days you walked and spent the money on doughnuts at the bakery on the way to school and you felt them warm through the white paper bag the baker had put them in and you ate them on the way then licked your fingers clean like some fingery blow job and Ed Sutcliffe met you in the playground and said You got sugar around your mouth and he pointed with his ink stained finger and so you wiped around your mouth with your tongue until all was clean and you said That Ok? and he stared at your mouth and lips and said Yeah that’s better and you said Where’s O’Brien? He hasn’t come yet Sutcliffe said but Austen’s here he drove up in his sports car a few moments back you sighed and looked towards the place where he parked his car red and flashy I suppose he’ll be in his usual bullying mood again said Sutcliffe holding up the clay pots and saying Look at this specimen of a *** and hold it up for the class to see Don’t remind me you said Austen’s a fink with a face of pits like the surface of the moon and Sutcliffe laughed and it kind of eased his nervousness and you saw in his blue eyes that sharp fear that people have when another dies.
terry-collett
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Jun 28, 2012
Jun 28, 2012 at 1:52 AM UTC
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