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Wednesday, July 20, 2005

Fanny Howe - Banking

He was a cold-hearted Saxon
whose sex was as busy as a farm
and left the room warm
with the scent of hounds

Believe me, he could have had it with anyone—
man or woman—but he wanted to be good

These are the dangerous ones


[from AGNI 33 & 56]
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