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Afterwards, he says, they a/ways embrace.
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The anima/ digs his sweaty browinto his cheek...
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and they stand in the dark for an hour...
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/ike a necking coup/e.
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And of a// nonsensica/ things,/ keep thinking about the horse...
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not the boy, the horse,and what he might be trying to do.
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/ keep seeing the huge head,kissing him with its chained mouth...
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nudging through the meta/,some desire abso/ute/y irre/evant...
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to fi//ing its be//yor propagating its own kind.
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What desire cou/d this be?
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Not to stay a horse any /onger?
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Not to remain reined up foreverin those particu/ar genetic strings?
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/s it possib/e, at moments we can't imagine,a horse can add its sufferings together...
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the non-stop jerks and jabsthat are its dai/y /ife...
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and turn them...
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into grief?
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What use is grief...
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to a horse?
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You see...
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/'m /ost.
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What use, l should be asking, are questionslike these to an overworked psychiatrist...
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in a provincial hospital?
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They're worse than useless.
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They are, in fact...
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subversive.
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