In Memory Of Us By Lawther, Michael

The narrator reflects on a complex and emotionally charged relationship with someone who is deeply involved in provocative, boundary-pushing art. They describe a night where they walked together through a forest and into Brewer Street, where the artist had displayed controversial photographs featuring themes of nudity, violence, and intimacy. The artist grapples with the nature of human instincts and the conflict between assuming or resisting them, eventually choosing to "fight the wolf" within.

This decision marks a turning point in their relationship. The artist begins to distance themselves from their previous work and ideals, influenced by a new acquaintance, Margaret, who believes in personal transformation.