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The old monk almost slipped on the snow on the path from garden to abbey he balanced unsteady like a tightrope walker on a windy day, Dios oye así que debemos también the Spanish monk said to me in the cloister garth as we weeded the flower beds that spring, God listens so ought we too Dom Peter had said I remembered removing a huge **** with a trowel, la science de l'amour oui c'est le seul genre de science que je veux Therese of Lisieux said some place I read,   I held the bell rope rough between hands pulled with George for the office of Terce holding on with a tight grip then letting go at the right time, Hugh talked of his father and how proud he was having a monk as a son or near enough still a novice, mε το πάτημα της αγάπης ο καθένας γίνεται ποιητής Gareth said quoting Plato love turns all to poets or something like I assumed, moonlight made shadows in the cloister as I walked in and out of light then in darkness so was my soul, mounds in the monk's graveyard where I mowed that creature of God the mole.
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Jan 22, 2017
Jan 22, 2017 at 12:07 PM UTC
FRAGMENTS OF THE CLOISTER MCMLXIX.
Every time we embrace, I go to that far away place When we just walk hand in hand. I’m in never, never land. Whenever I look into your eyes, I begin to get butterflies, Then my heart skips a beat, And our lips passionately meet. You are always on my mind, Your face is all it can find. I think about you every day And know it’ll work out somehow, some way. Some say we’re dumb and foolish Some say we should do as we wish But all my heart could ever do Is tell you that I’ll always LOVE YOU.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 4:36 PM UTC
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