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Fresher First time back and I twitch and fret, make no attempt to brush away the stains of nicotine on fingers, sport sullenly these tokens of my crossing, rituals of girlie prettifying outgrown, irrelevant as ankle socks or prefect badge. So where to go, to strut this new sophistication? Pub and the mobile home of someone's lostsheep elder sister. But truth is this: am just a small fish, tipped without fuss into some huge dark pond. I can neither see its banks, make out its other occupants, nor know if they are friendly. So what have I done, what titbits do I spread out for their enjoyment? Got drunk, fell into bed, have not fathomed how the library works, am far too scared to ask. Know my despair at Blake, terrors of innocent tutorial will not appease them. I have nothing to give, clutch at hopes that next week's Great Expectations, may, if not fulfilling mine, (as yet unformed), still give me something to sing of, other than Experience. |
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