There were some dark and heavy men there then

There were some who were not so heavy and some who were not so dark

Helen Furr and Georgine Skeene went regularly with them

They went with them

Regularly went with them

They were regular then

They were gay then

They were where they wanted to be then

Where it was gay to be then

They were regularly gay then

Sometimes men are kissing

Men are sometimes kissing

And sometimes drinking

Men are sometimes kissing one another

And sometimes then

There are three of them

And one of them is talking

And two of them are kissing

And both of them

Both of the two of them

Who are kissing

Are having their eyes large then

With there being tears

Sometimes men are drinking and are loving

And one of them is talking

And two of them are fighting

And one of the two of them is winning enough

So that they are then having loving in them

And are telling each other everything

Anything

One of them is listening to one other one

One of them is listening to two of them

One is not listening to them

And he is having tears then

Tears in emotion

And they are all three then drinking

And telling each other everything

One of them is then large with this thing

Quite large

With having tears on him

The large one

Was a large one

And was leaving

When no one

Was knowing this thing

Was knowing that he was leaving

When no one

Was knowing this thing

Was knowing that he was leaving

Georgine Skeene went away to stay two months with her brother

Helen Furr stayed there where they had

Been regularly living, the two of them

And she would then certainly not be lonesome

She would go on being gay

She did go on being gay

She was not any more gay

But she was gay longer every day than they had

Been being gay when they were together being gay

She was gay then quite exactly the same way

She was not lonesome then

She was not at all feeling any need of having Georgine Skeene

She was not astonished at this thing

She would have been a little astonished by this thing

But she knew she was not astonished at anything

And so she was not astonished at this thing

Not astonished at not feeling any need of having Georgine Skeene

Each one of the three of them

Was such a one

One they were then

Each one of them of the three of them

Meant something

By being such a one

Each one of the three of them

Was such a one

One drinking and talking and loving each one of them

Each one of the three of them had been one

Drinking with the other one

Loving one of the three of them

Loving two of the three of them

Loving all three of them

Kissing one of them

Crying some then

Each one of the three of them

Were such ones

Each one of the three of them

Meant something

As being such a one

They did not live together then, Helen Furr and Georgine Skeene

Helen Furr lived there the longer where

They had been living regularly together

Then neither of them were living there any longer