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has little or no relation to the real one.
From the personal point of view, on the other hand, sexual desire, because of its impersonal and unchanging character, is a comic contradiction. The relation between every pair of lovers is unique, but in bed they can only do what all mammals do.
p.374-5
The Dyer's Hand - Auden
This book was started almost ten years ago, Oct. 13. 1971 and finished Sept. 1981 at 603 Third St. Brooklyn, New York
William Gedney
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