Medium Rare
She
glances demurely at the poinsettia, whilst gathering her pernicious intuition,
assessing the situation and opportunities like a google beta-app on her new
laptop. She enjoyed all forms of pain, even the exquisite slowness of arid
botanical suffocation. She decides. An angel-writing with the delightful fair
trade pencils and superior Basildon Bond, followed by a traditional Tarot - her
deftness of folding the cards into a series of, feigned, utter randomness an
art form.
The desperate believer sits before her, clutching her
psychologically engineered business card and wearing his pitiful hope like a
cloak of drowned kittens. She sees it all.
Clutching
the cheap silver trinket, fabricated as Celtic adornment with cryptic
symbolism, she pretends it is endowed with the priceless optimism of love.
Despite the emotional ramparts, constructed with dye, disorientating herbs and
a mask of grain and grape, this bit always made her queasy. It made her feel
like a noise that had a tangible negative substance, especially when it was
about their mummy.
A
shard of memory, invariably, arrives. A dusty, ' Dear God, DUSTY', radio still
delivering 'by medium wave - ho hum',she thinks, the home service to an
unappreciative mummy.
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