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Robert Harrison
Guest
I have, these past months tried so hard to love you as I once did,
knowing only to well that our time together should have
increased and not decreased that love.
I took you for who your were, and promised that I would
look after you no matter what, but my feelings for you are no
longer as they used to be. I am so, so sorry.
We have been together a long time, and I know that at times
I have neglected you, but you see, I just cannot look at you
with the same feeling any more. Oh, it is not your fault, for
I to must have changed over the years. My hair is long
and my face looks older, but you… well, it seems that time has
been most unkind to you.
You should not have altered as you did. It was not fair to me.
How could I show you off to my friends when you look
as you do. There was a time when I was proud to show you off
to anyone who came to our home. My friends often commented
on how lucky I was to have you, they said how lovely your eyes
were, they said that they seemed to stand out above all of your
other features. I even heard one say that you had the most beautiful
legs of all. But you have aged so; your face is no longer the freckled
beauty that it once was… Oh hell how can I put it without
hurting your feelings? I just do not love you any more.
I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, but I just cannot look at you in
the same way as when we were first introduced.
Frances, please forgive me.
Tomorrow, Freddy Arbuthnott, you know Freddy, nice lad,
well, he is coming over and he says that he will take you in as he has
always wanted a Cane Toad as a pet.
knowing only to well that our time together should have
increased and not decreased that love.
I took you for who your were, and promised that I would
look after you no matter what, but my feelings for you are no
longer as they used to be. I am so, so sorry.
We have been together a long time, and I know that at times
I have neglected you, but you see, I just cannot look at you
with the same feeling any more. Oh, it is not your fault, for
I to must have changed over the years. My hair is long
and my face looks older, but you… well, it seems that time has
been most unkind to you.
You should not have altered as you did. It was not fair to me.
How could I show you off to my friends when you look
as you do. There was a time when I was proud to show you off
to anyone who came to our home. My friends often commented
on how lucky I was to have you, they said how lovely your eyes
were, they said that they seemed to stand out above all of your
other features. I even heard one say that you had the most beautiful
legs of all. But you have aged so; your face is no longer the freckled
beauty that it once was… Oh hell how can I put it without
hurting your feelings? I just do not love you any more.
I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, but I just cannot look at you in
the same way as when we were first introduced.
Frances, please forgive me.
Tomorrow, Freddy Arbuthnott, you know Freddy, nice lad,
well, he is coming over and he says that he will take you in as he has
always wanted a Cane Toad as a pet.
