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Lazarus 2010 Jan 20 "How can we endure it?" asks Bob Cratchit in Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol. Perhaps the only answer to that is to look to the one who refused to endure it.
Dear Earth 2008 Dec 14 The creation of myth, both the true and that which only reflects what is true, is as natural as the earth itself. So why, then, is it not happening today?
Sweet Thing 2008 Aug 29 What lies beyond the grave for Allen may seem at first the gift of purity and innocence ...
The Lovers 2008 Aug 21 Shuffling past an open coffin evokes observations of all sundry mourners who have come for one last chance to feel connected.
Dirty Words 2003 Sep 04 The knife made dull by way of overuse. [Published in Verbatim, Winter 2005.]
Sound and Video 2004 Oct 16 The only remnant of Harriett's existence is an ragged sales tag, serving as a bookmark, in an old volume of Somerset Maugham. But did she finish the book or succumb to the allure of television?
Somme 2003 Sep 29 The inhabitants of Heaven were used to the fresh arrival of earth's refugee's, but perhaps not the numbers released during World War I.
When Toughs Collide 2003 Sep 29 On my way home from school, minding my own business, only to be confronted by a large and belligerent obstructionist ... Thank God for Ernie.
Rose and Berry 2003 Sep 22 Outside my study two plants are wildly intertwined, inspiring both gardener and lover.
READING: Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand
READING: He That Cometh, by Sigmund Mowinkel
WRITING: The Year of Mythical Living
FRIENDS OF SIRIANO ...
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