Blood Money (chapter eleven and twelve.)
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Like What My Father Said
I stir the news, trying to mix the creamy fluff with all these dark brewings; an attempt to blend something closer to the truth than what I am drinking in. "Amnesty International,
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A Tomato Plan
Tomato for a nice sandwich We asked noting her half-hearted Smile
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Summer Butterflies
“But words,” she said. “They Don’t mean anything at all. They flutter around And weave patterns through our days, Like the too brief lives Of bright summer butterflies.
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They (final draft.) with more changes
“The notion that the world around us is continually evolving is a platitude; we rarely grasp its full implications.
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Blood Money (chapters nine and ten.)
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Being Dead
Might it be easier, being dead?
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The statue 11/15
Jennifer Jane was quite glad to get out of the Home and ride Major up to the castle.
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The statue 10/15
Everything else in the village was much as she remembered and Jennifer Jane was beginning to wonder what to do next, when she suddenly had one of her bright ideas.
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S&A
When they came together They found that there was nothing That the other didn’t make better If she’d never left the BBC If he hadn’t followed in the footsteps of his family
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