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Your mother had gone to see her sister in Chichester so you went with me to the pond that day. It was Saturday so no school and having done your chores we went to the pond. It was a bright morning and warm and the birds were out in force and ducks swam on the water. "I wouldn't have got out had she been there" you said. "Glad she did and you have" I said. You lay on the grass and I lay beside you. "How comes she won't let you out on Saturday?" I asked. "She says it's to train us girls to become good wives" you replied. "So what is your sister doing today" I asked. "I have no idea and don't care as long as she doesn't say about me going out" you said. "Will she?" I said. "Hope not but I have done all the jobs I was told to do" you said. You took my hand in yours and held it against your breast. I felt your heartbeat. "If my house was empty we could go there" you said "but my sister is probably there and my father might pop in from the farm for lunch." "And what would we do there?" I said smiling. "You'll not know now" you said. You turned and looked down at me lying there. You kissed me on the lips. A long kiss then you pulled away and stared at me. I gazed into your eyes like into a deep blue sea.
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May 4, 2018
May 4, 2018 at 2:28 AM UTC
One Saturday 1962
Your mother had gone to see her sister in Chichester so you went with me to the pond that day. It was Saturday so no school and having done your chores we went to the pond. It was a bright morning and warm and the birds were out in force and ducks swam on the water. "I wouldn't have got out had she been there" you said. "Glad she did and you have" I said. You lay on the grass and I lay beside you. "How comes she won't let you out on Saturday?" I asked. "She says it's to train us girls to become good wives" you replied. "So what is your sister doing today" I asked. "I have no idea and don't care as long as she doesn't say about me going out" you said. "Will she?" I said. "Hope not but I have done all the jobs I was told to do" you said. You took my hand in yours and held it against your breast. I felt your heartbeat. "If my house was empty we could go there" you said "but my sister is probably there and my father might pop in from the farm for lunch." "And what would we do there?" I said smiling. "You'll not know now" you said. You turned and looked down at me lying there. You kissed me on the lips. A long kiss then you pulled away and stared at me. I gazed into your eyes like into a deep blue sea.
TerryCollett
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May 4, 2018
May 4, 2018 at 2:28 AM UTC
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