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I knew your son I even thought we were buddies. When I biked to Gushue’s Cove to watch the ocean I liked to think that he went too and once when I hurtled down the sheer hill singing loudly till my lungs choked with too much air and laughing with the choking I was sure he sat on the cross-bar singing choking laughing Too but that was a long time ago and I may have been wrong. I knew your son I thought he knew me. When I ran for miles near the ocean I pretended I saw him running too and when I hurt with lactic acid twisting muscles and lungs sucking air I dreamed about Jeremiah running with horses and I was sure he ran beside me remembering his cousin Jeremiah too but that was a long time ago and I may have been wrong.
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Leggo, C. (2012). For God the Father. In: Leggo, C. (eds) Sailing in a Concrete Boat. Social Fictions Series, vol 3. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-955-8_19
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