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Game of Charades

Next, we were approached by a cab dri­ver who, in bro­ken Eng­lish, offered to drive us wher­ever we wanted to go, through­out the remain­der of the day, for the pal­try sum of ten dol­lars. “Trust,“ he pleaded with heart­felt sin­cer­ity. … Con­tinue read­ing

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The Fat Man

Drawn to this one saloon, I burst in upon an old, run­down and aban­doned bur­lesque house with its seat­ing arranged around the stage, like an indoor amphithe­ater. “Hello,” I yelled out rather sheep­ishly. “Is any­one here?” Hav­ing received no response, … Con­tinue read­ing

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A Game of Charades

It struck me, the other day, how much Life is like a game of cha­rades, in which we’re forced to find the Word hid­den within Her images, both real and imag­i­nary, to avoid giv­ing flesh to His neme­sis, Instinct. In … Con­tinue read­ing

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A Life of Quiet Desperation and Utter Loneliness

My step­fa­ther could do no wrong, even though he was often dead wrong in the eyes of the rest of us. In fact, he fre­quently boasted that he and Christ were the only per­fect peo­ple ever cre­ated. He was unap­proach­able, … Con­tinue read­ing

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