Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Furniture Doesn't Cry
"I like to take things that don’t belong to me,” Buck confessed.
“Is that why you left?” Lola sneered.
“The story is a little more complex than that, but basically ‘yes.’”
“But I didn’t ‘belong’ to you, Buck, I wasn’t a piece of your ‘property,’ at least not entirely.”
“You were 100 percent mine, and you know it---your mind, your body, and most of all, your story.”
As Lola, like a rag picker, began to rummage around in her purse, she began to weep, but Buck could see that Lola’s tears weren’t tears of sorrow, they were tears of rage.
“Is that why you left?” Lola sneered.
“The story is a little more complex than that, but basically ‘yes.’”
“But I didn’t ‘belong’ to you, Buck, I wasn’t a piece of your ‘property,’ at least not entirely.”
“You were 100 percent mine, and you know it---your mind, your body, and most of all, your story.”
As Lola, like a rag picker, began to rummage around in her purse, she began to weep, but Buck could see that Lola’s tears weren’t tears of sorrow, they were tears of rage.
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