The Camera Cage
As a child, all common sense decreed pirates wore dear teeth - enamel white, with tusks to rout an elephant (the result from eating carrot sticks, I was told) - not a solitary doubt clutched my mind ivory mingled naturally with black cord and sash in the brain's Bluebearded eye. Then, it was so matter of fact like taking sausage to bed, saying a proper good night for the wisdom of the mother-provider was similar to a pirate chief. The let-down came in advanced picture book form, childhood crisis accelerated on seeing Kidd brain a member of his lusty crew but the upstart taking the beating was toothless and sore no arcanely romantic rake at all, more like a strange woman in the park with whom no one dared to speak.
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"As a child, all common sense decreed..."
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