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Helen gave  Benedict  a small bite  of her red  uneaten  ripe apple.  He returned  the apple  to her hands  with a small bite missing. She turned her apple round  and bit there sensing soft  juices run  down her chin. They both chewed  their pieces  in silence  while sitting  watching slow  traffic pass  on the road  in Southwark. With her hand  she wiped from her chin the  sticky juice, then offered  him again  the apple: another  small bite was  taken, then  handed back  to her hands.  He watched her  as she bit  once again;  saw juices on her chin  which she licked  with her tongue.  Shared apple, but unlike  that Adam and that Eve, no one spoke  to deceive.
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Nov 9, 2017
Nov 9, 2017 at 12:08 PM UTC
Apple Sharing 1955
Helen gave  Benedict  a small bite  of her red  uneaten  ripe apple.  He returned  the apple  to her hands  with a small bite missing. She turned her apple round  and bit there sensing soft  juices run  down her chin. They both chewed  their pieces  in silence  while sitting  watching slow  traffic pass  on the road  in Southwark. With her hand  she wiped from her chin the  sticky juice, then offered  him again  the apple: another  small bite was  taken, then  handed back  to her hands.  He watched her  as she bit  once again;  saw juices on her chin  which she licked  with her tongue.  Shared apple, but unlike  that Adam and that Eve, no one spoke  to deceive.
A boy and girl share sn apple in London in 1955
TerryCollett
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Nov 9, 2017
Nov 9, 2017 at 12:08 PM UTC
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