jars and jars full of nonsense

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00. 1-800-LESS-TAX
19. 4am.
82. ENTRY 1.
90. selected conscience.
3/6 - luke.
46. - dead.
50. - warehouse.
7. bag.
493. listening.
2000. chicago railway station.
18. beauty.
97.tooth.
70. crowd.
84. hair.
9. revolution.
48. wedding reception.
59. the bible.
4. headphones.
73. south pacific.
286. motel.
99. love.
poem: The Pedestrian
poem: Television.
procedure of a (slightly mad) scientist.
the well known tale about prunes.
summer rain.
Bill Gate$
Ted's story.
escapades in the pool hall
Bob. the prince that once was.
everything...
pictures.
*me.
good stuff.
links.
avro simones.
poem: The Pedestrian

The Pedestrian.


Floating,
like an endless stream of bubbles,
blown by children in multi colored play parks.
People,
hunched together,
as if expecting an atomic blast,
uranium teardrops raining down upon them.
The streets,
gray with boredom and disgust,
not an inch of life left,
graced by the pedestrian.
The pedestrian,
always following the crowd,
he walks with no swagger,
no smile, no charm.
walking and floating onwards.
Onwards forever.




Copyright 2001 David Gunn