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Hero And Hell (see Another Derbyshire for details) There was laughter and music and silly nonsense and jolly music made from drunken thoughts and fist fights resulting in overturned tables and the nice sound of copulation in bushes, of lips kissing, of screaming and spanking and the worst kind of social behaviour anywhere. It was unusual to find a grin or a smile so I photographed whenever it happened for posterity and showed the results to my peers and my friends who stood on chairs to watch the display of debauched artistry. They liked it (they said) and they did and they said so (again) until I became bored and they laughed loud at my drooping eyelids and patted my head till I screamed till it hurt, till it made me so unhappy that I thought of returning home. There are heroes and bullies and I'm a hero to my crowd of fools and a happy boy to be around and glad I've done something right in hell (where things aren't always so pleasing).
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