Neither young nor old, as Hispanic melodies reverberate from a temporary sunday’s Colombie in the park, A man and woman South heading a little way. arms Full of boxes (two each) filled with thick glass Clicks, in lock step with their side-by-side gait. (Black pansies and rose begonias rustle near my toes, using their surrounding …
Monthly Archives: July 2006
Reading Jules et Jim on My Balcony
14 July 2006
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Bleeding the Vine's Breast, Poem
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Tagged love
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Scorching Sun Express Post
With deep voices, camels crawl systematically on a wire that stretches from our start to their finish. We paid for tickets and laundered the first money to get rid of our dirty pockets. Because an urban rhythmist said that some understand, we’d thought we could ride these camels into the sunset. We also signed up …
5 July 2006
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By Joshua Chalifour & Heather McLaughlin
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Posted in Dialogues
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Tagged collage, holiday
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An Inclusion of Strangers because of a Dog’s Joke
A surprising inclusion happened during a brief moment on a small corner of sidewalk. As Heather and I walked toward the cross-street, a couple walked toward us. A woman stood on the sidewalk, facing her shop’s window. Its overflowing wooden rectangle of flowers drooped a degree toward the street. She kept a hose running lightly …
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