It was her farewell drink. She once told me that nothing was worth your health. Yet if I hadn't met her I wouldn't have known this and wouldn't have stayed at home recuperating. I wrote a poem after she called across the bar to me that she had got a job as a butcher's girl. Later she told me that she also got a job at a haberdashers shop and had chosen that one instead. My original title stayed.
12 April 2007
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