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Girl With One Track Mind (Sexhunters) I Fell in Love on the Northern Line |
![]() When The Dove Returned by Sally Clark 'We have the world,' declared my husband, 'in this boat.' I was skinning a rabbit, we'd started with two. I suggested he release her again. She came back, feathers oiled with naive ideals, a twig in her beak for their first nest. 'Flotsam,' insisted my husband, cracking a tooth on an olive. I counted the kids tethered to the mast. Two of the goats and one, two, three of mine. He was busy training the grapevine up the gang plank when I released her again. 'Having all you need,' I whispered into those feathers, 'isn't always what you want.' He waited: composed more recipes for rabbit. Then one day he started chopping down the vine, I went and untied the children. Posted: June 2007. Copyright: Sally Clark. |
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