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THE WHEELED TALE No sign on the gravel, she was barely caressing the soil gaining balance from my arms widened in flying posture, engaging the wind in a lazy dance, an excuisite torture. The cars...
read moreTHE WARMEST AUTUMN She brings a fiery sun into her belly. Feel the unexpected wave with no sound or shape. May you size the motionless air when it runs over your thoughts like a warm...
read moreI THROW A LINE In a quiet pool she extends her pale arms alongside the lane rope, with apparently no effort, no age to show. The red cap arises once in a while and faintly...
read moreTHE READER’S BOX There is no room for dust in the reader’s box. Another skin is laying on the shelves top. Hundreds of novels are sticking tight one to each other, no need for a...
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