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The Son
She passed to her the urn; it was the second time the mother had gifted the girl her son; the pain clearly showed in her eyes. He loved you more than me, she said; she wanted to answer; this was not true but the gesture had been made no need to make it harder. They met one summer, long ago he a handsome, strapping chap she, a country rose. One day among the purple clover a cherry rivulet ran down her thigh and they were one. They never knew such love his soothing voice his soft touch and in the deepest state of passion the gentlest most delicate caress. They lived high among the dales where morning mists obscured them from the world. And in the winter, her warm breath would freeze upon his beard. One morn he did not wake and that was that. For months, she wondered  should she follow? But she had memories enough to fill another lifetime yet.
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