I will never forget how she looked when I saw her, on that morning as I was jogging in the woods: the dappled light dancing on her face, dark hair caressing her shoulders in the gentle breeze, full lips slightly parted, eyes bulging and feet still twitching a little as she hung from the tree.
Ha Ha! I love it! And they call me bad...
ReplyDeleteSo... he's in to dead chicks?
ReplyDelete@ Laura - well, you know what they say, when we're good we're very good, but when we're bad, we're better :)
ReplyDelete@ Jared - if he wasn't before, I reckon he is now...
You can't really blame him if he is into dead chicks now, you make her sound quite beautiful
ReplyDeleteSomehow I knew Laura would love this. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat imagery here Mazzz!
Miss Otis regrets she's unable to lunch today.
ReplyDeleteBonus points to Noland for the musical reference. Strange fruit, indeed.
ReplyDeletetwitch!
ReplyDeleteGood and creepy!
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