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Look at that Tortoiseshell Jane said as you stood in the churchyard of Diddling Church you watched the butterfly pass by and took in its beautiful colouring don’t you just love butterflies? she said holding her hands together as if she were about to pray she was wearing a short sleeved flowery dress and her dark hair had a pink slide in it which you gazed at as she turned her head to follow the progress of the Tortoiseshell along the sky Never saw many butterflies in the part of London I came from you said mostly white things with patterned wings well now you can see many different kinds she said turning to look at you her eyes settling on you like the butterfly had on the flowers in the churchyard sure I can you said maybe I’ll get a book on them you added she smiled and came to you and took your hand and you sensed her warmness in your hand felt her skin touching yours and she led you over the grass and you both lay down a little distance from the nearest gravestone and she said my daddy says the sky above our heads is the promise of Heaven and you gazed at her as she studied the blue sky and white clouds moving above and you sighed softly at her nearness and an unfathomable love.
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Oct 18, 2012
Oct 18, 2012 at 2:23 AM UTC
JANE AND YOU AND THE UNFATHOMABLE LOVE.
Look at that Tortoiseshell Jane said as you stood in the churchyard of Diddling Church you watched the butterfly pass by and took in its beautiful colouring don’t you just love butterflies? she said holding her hands together as if she were about to pray she was wearing a short sleeved flowery dress and her dark hair had a pink slide in it which you gazed at as she turned her head to follow the progress of the Tortoiseshell along the sky Never saw many butterflies in the part of London I came from you said mostly white things with patterned wings well now you can see many different kinds she said turning to look at you her eyes settling on you like the butterfly had on the flowers in the churchyard sure I can you said maybe I’ll get a book on them you added she smiled and came to you and took your hand and you sensed her warmness in your hand felt her skin touching yours and she led you over the grass and you both lay down a little distance from the nearest gravestone and she said my daddy says the sky above our heads is the promise of Heaven and you gazed at her as she studied the blue sky and white clouds moving above and you sighed softly at her nearness and an unfathomable love.
A BOY AND GIRL IN A CHURCHYARD IN 1961 AND A LOVE
terry-collett
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Oct 18, 2012
Oct 18, 2012 at 2:23 AM UTC
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