Monday, October 26, 2009

Yet another letter to Oscar Wilde

Oh! Woe is I!

For I have deeply felt affections which YOU, dear Oscar might find terribly trival and strange.

A coward I am... I seal the affections kissed apon the cold Paris stones on where you now lie.

For have you not said "Every man kills the thing he loves, cowards to it with a kiss, the kindest with a knife for the death soon grow cold".

Ah! If I only had a knife.

Perhaps then and only then would I have pleased you?

As you once stated "Every MAN".

And I mearly ask you this, where doth I, where doth I, good sir, a young woman stand?

Always yours forever and ever more,

Margaret.

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