Mary Anne Bell (
song_tra_bong) wrote2006-12-19 08:52 pm
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Mary Anne sits curled in a corner of the shower stall.
I can't do it, and as for you
Her clothes are in a soggy pile at the other end of the shower. She's contemplating burning them later, when she gets out.
Can you in good conscience even ask me to
If she gets out.
Cause what do you care about the great divide
The water is freezing but that's not why she's shaking.
As long as you come down on the winner's side
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"What do you have in mind?"
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He chuckles.
"I remember we had a farm when I was young..."
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She lifts her head. "Really? You remember much about it?"
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"Bits and pieces. Comes and goes. I just remember we had a farm. It wasn't much, and by the time I left, it was pretty much dead land."
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"Keep it alive."
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"You never struck me as the farming type, Legs."
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"But I'm a fast learner."
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She tugs the comforter up higher, then drapes an arm over his waist. "I love you."
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"I hope so."
She presses a kiss to his shoulder. "Night, lover."
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"Night, Legs."
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And if her dreams are dark, she doesn't remember them when she wakes.
It's a night for small favors.