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once a daughter came to harm in tender woodland night pin-boned by two velvet arms and turned a bloodless white when cried out the mothers, “oh, who done this deed tonight?” i tied a ribbon round my throat to hide the silver’s bite and i hear the echoes of my mother, as the smile carved her neck, gentle and red-filled as a lover: “beware them who call you daughter” what my gentle father teaches is to honor what we slay but i split a devil into pieces, and i threw the bones away one man, he would’ve called that wasteful another would call it a crime but the third, he proudly found it tasteful and put his hand in mine and i hear the echoes of my mother, as the smile carved her neck, gentle and red-filled as a lover: “beware them who call you daughter” if my tale becomes a whisper out of their maneating mouths know that those same lips once kissed her: their daughter, so devout and i hear the echoes of my mother, as the smile carved her neck, gentle and red-filled as a lover: “beware them who call you daughter” my tears are wiped by steady fingers as the smile carves my neck and he whispers, gentle as a lover, his belly fed, as i am bled: he calls me “daughter”

we just otters in the bowl what they weight us for what is the goal they will eat us all

James Rattigan's March 1957 cover to the Scottish SF magazine Nebula

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