Friday, August 24, 2007
On My Walk this Morning, about Forty Minutes
First half of my walk, away from my home.
“I haven’t seen him in days. I just hear the dogs.”
“We need a unit on Bianca.”
“Danny, it was great.”
“It was just like the bar. Miss that place. Most of them are dead now. Nut’in but friendly faces.”
“You ain’t said you loved me. You ain’t never said you loved me.”
“A child of god. I am a man, what else am I supposed to do? We have the owner of Suntrust kneeling every Sunday in front of that altar.”
Back home again.
Wind.
“I haven’t seen him in days. I just hear the dogs.”
“We need a unit on Bianca.”
“Danny, it was great.”
“It was just like the bar. Miss that place. Most of them are dead now. Nut’in but friendly faces.”
“You ain’t said you loved me. You ain’t never said you loved me.”
“A child of god. I am a man, what else am I supposed to do? We have the owner of Suntrust kneeling every Sunday in front of that altar.”
Back home again.
Wind.
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