....."You want to know who I am, when you don't even know who you are yourself?" he said. Enough had been said. She had been confused by the interchange and would probably obey any command uttered in an authoritative enough voice. "Come on," he said, gesturing to the gap under the fence. .....She went under without asking any more questions although her expression had sobered to a quizzical frown. She needed to be cheered. If he made her laugh she would forget her mistrust. Gordy stopped at a half filled bag of concrete with a huge tear that had been snowed on and was half solid. "Look!" he said, grinning like a circus clown, "A volcano! Or a cabbage patch kid!" He kicked his foot through the half-solid stuff: "The Grand Canyon!" While Beth was doubled over in laughter, he pulled the lever for the elevator. |
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.....""You want to know who I am, when you don't even know who you are yourself?" he said. Enough had been said. She had been confused by the interchange and would probably obey any command uttered in an authoritative enough voice. "Come on," he said, gesturing to the gap under the fence. .....She
went under without asking any more questions although her expression
had sobered to a quizzical frown. She needed to be cheered. If he made
her laugh she would forget her mistrust. Gordy stopped at a half filled
bag of concrete with a huge tear that had been snowed on and was half
solid. "Look!" he said, grinning like a circus clown, "A
volcano! Or a cabbage patch kid!" He kicked his foot through the
half-solid stuff: "The Grand Canyon!" While Beth was doubled
over in laughter, he pulled the lever for the elevator. .....When he turned around, she was writing in the concrete like a little child. The concrete had become solid stone, and her finger had attained ultimate strength. Meanwhile, an iron post holding up the fence dripped to the ground, slithered snakelike up to her, kissed her on the face, and tried to whisper in her ear. She pushed it away; it was spoiling her concentration. .....The lift arrived and Gordy coaxed her onto it. He had planned the line that would make a ride on the open lift seem attractive. "Do you want to see the top of the world?" ....."Gorgy... oops—I meant Gordy," she whined, snuggling up to him—"I thought you were going to take me to your apartment..." |
.....Gordy wanted to do it then and there, and his hands shook with the effort it took to curb his impulse. He was almost frightened at his inability to control himself. .....She seemed so different now, with her head lolling a little to one side, and the black of her pupils obliterating her blue irises. She had seemed so innocent before, so virginal. Now she was just like a prostitute-- sliming on him, not caring when her breasts rubbed against his chest. .....Breathing heavily, he pushed her away to arm's length, bending sideways to look straight into her eyes. "Would you like to make love in heaven?" ....."What?" she said. His words had come like vaporous breath from his lips and dissipated in the air before she could read them. |
poem written by JASON PAUL FOX.
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