Lady Wulviva

And she washed her clothes.

And she wanted a child.

And she completed the article

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on “dry land”

as figurative language.

And she washed her figure.

And she raised her figurative child

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as if her child were a middle finger.

There were horses to ride

and horses to study

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and horses to use as models

for thought and motifs in

the decorative arts,

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for that which most likely never

happened.

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And she and her sister separated

the figurines into two piles:

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One to be gilded.

And one to be gelded.

One to be gilded.

And one to be gelded.