“I Nearly Married a Frenchman” (1963)
She pities him into oblivion
Jean-Pierre,
She smells Of soap and deodorant
the lambs are bleating, the cars come bobbing up from their beds in the sand my skin is continually damp with our strange, sodden lovemaking
to hell with France
* She shivers on deck: Are you cold, they ask, did he touch you, they ask
Did you suffer, they ask |
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