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| July 2004 / Volume Five / Issue Three / Online | ||||||||
| Christopher L. Cussat | ||||||||
| Isabella I don’t know how I know your name, I just do. I think you told me it before I even met you. Calling out with the help of a chilly, May wind. And here I am, finally and formally introduced, as I rest my hand gently upon your breast. Your body seems to twist and curve beneath my touch, even though I realize it has been for centuries. Your skin is wrinkled, ridged with thousands of tiny rivers, and I find five grooves there - one for each finger, for a perfect fit, and I am assured that my visit is not an imposition. Isabella... I think the name means beauty. Four hundred years old and growing more beautiful with every year. If only I had the cause to live so long, or to be so beautiful. |
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