
Sun through the cracks between the
barn’s roof timbers created stripes alive with husk-freed motes, dancing
witless as dervishes and spot-lighting his discarded trousers, their corduroy putting me in mind not only of Oliver Mellors but also a
September-ploughed field.
Similarly post-harvest, the blond stubble of his beard had brought my skin to cherry-ripe.
Similarly post-harvest, the blond stubble of his beard had brought my skin to cherry-ripe.
His voice, husky as a post-gig
Springsteen, had murmured hot encouragement, his fingers skilfully tickled
my fancy, but ultimately everything he offered failed to match the pull of new scarlet, liquid scatter-patterning the polished silver curve of a sickle.
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