Monthly Archives: September 2023

Suddenly the rain was all that could be seen there were shadows and then nothing beyond the wind which was no longer a shield and I though of powers that men could not bend but did not always know that … Continue reading →

It was a dream It was 1980 something It was South Broad Street It was the C Bus and I was in between drinks —————————————————————————————————— In the dream there was no house to maintain no car to drive no wife … Continue reading →

It’s material found on various CD’s but never posted, never posted. hope to toss out printed out copies, which haunt my basement.

  The thin long man spoke of “being home” for a while and how he wanted to return did not for him the military look was not a style ————————————- the painting bigaslifeandfullofwrithings had captured him in a way she … Continue reading →

Victor McLaughlen/Ida Lupino Sea devils 1937 With a scream and a yell and a bang bang bang! slow hanging by hang overs hung under well hung from bang overs The tango of fangs left in walls times that never ended … Continue reading →

Driving north on south Broad street Route 95 has exits missing, like teeth, I held the memory of as couple whose name I’ve lost only do I know they lived on the twenty hundred block ———————————————————————————————- At the time we … Continue reading →

last of the series about the NY Train As Canadian Mosquitoes enjoyed us we watched the waters ———————————————————————— Sitting in the Cafe car speaking of revolutions past bemoaning their future we were as any couple who speaks of their own … Continue reading →

The custom of the train is to stop at Albany so we can stretch and smoke ————————————————————— The custom of the train is to watch but never never observe ——————————————————————- The custom of the train is to charge overly for … Continue reading →

Eisenhowever was President in 1958 not that any of that mattered when the woods in back of our row of row houses when the large trees and the shorter ones were destroyed for concrete _________________________ For the 1959 concrete bowling … Continue reading →