Nice. I looked at it and was disappointed with the lack of dialogue (which I loved from the first piece).
But it works much better that way; not knowing what they're whispering about. I particularly liked the image of their skin colours appearing to be of the same tone under sunlight.
That final paragraph I relate to very much, how all bodies fit well together but at the time it's only one person who can.
She used to say to Doug, "I love how our bodies fit so well," but, she reckoned, it seems like every body fits well with any other. Eternal happiness would seem then to come not from destiny, but choice.
So, so true. Like the other piece, I love the realism of this. Also, the sadness that's floating around the edges.
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But it works much better that way; not knowing what they're whispering about. I particularly liked the image of their skin colours appearing to be of the same tone under sunlight.
That final paragraph I relate to very much, how all bodies fit well together but at the time it's only one person who can.
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So, so true. Like the other piece, I love the realism of this. Also, the sadness that's floating around the edges.
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