她們的時代

Friday, 24 October 2008

午後睡起，要辦公了，便看看外面天色，如鋪了一個網，如散了一個網，迷茫的眼睛迷茫。
那是不是秋天，自言自語。突然便想起這個歌。
我們都不敢再說起這歌以及有關的其他事情，人物。
我們是否已正式老去並且承認著老去。
其實我們沒有，我就是知道。
「它們」仍在。
你固執的美麗，紅酥手，溫柔而盤起或憂傷而剪短的頭髮，在他背上寫的字，無限供應的情話和安慰，半夜你伸高手到櫃頂拿一個小枕頭露出的半個肚泵，軟熟，輕。「你」不曾離開。
就是這些定義了你，成熟和新鮮，並且義無反顧。

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