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coprime_recs) wrote2004-07-14 05:56 pm
coprime_recs) wrote2004-07-14 05:56 pm
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Peter Pan: We Outgrow Love, Like Other Things by sophiahelix
We Outgrow Love, Like Other Things (Wendy | G | 1,781 words) continues where Peter Pan stops, with Wendy growing up and starting her own family. This story is... quiet and sad, slipping past a person's own notions.
Excerpt:
Wendy sometimes thought that she had been born with a certain number of kisses, and that she must be very careful about to whom they were they were given. She thought with chagrin of the many kisses she had given away so freely in her childhood, to her two first brothers, and to the brothers that came later, when now she had four sweet children who needed so many more kisses than she could give them.
Excerpt:
Wendy sometimes thought that she had been born with a certain number of kisses, and that she must be very careful about to whom they were they were given. She thought with chagrin of the many kisses she had given away so freely in her childhood, to her two first brothers, and to the brothers that came later, when now she had four sweet children who needed so many more kisses than she could give them.