"Our common cause Drink liquid clock Till I see God Crystal display I can't turn off" -Conor OberstHey Vince or Eric . . . I want my copy of this back . . . you know.
(circa "YOU'RE INVITED! My China Vacation Spring 2008" style) The train whistle sounded just like the stereotypical Indian (aka. Native American) war cry. beekeepers working on the side of the road looking through to the light between rows and rows of skinny trees tightly packed together the paper parasols in the street vendor's booths- stacks and stacks of thin multi-colored butterflies. mom and dad under the lover's tree in the garden of the Forbidden City all the red Tiananmen Square picking up pebbles for Vince The beggar who applauded us when we came out of the Forbidden City, smiling large toothless smiles because he enjoyed that bottle of water. Hong Kong. Period. The End. purplish pink leaves in amongst the green green green trees fog (ohhhh the mysterious fog) billions of bicycles, falling apart, tied to trees any other stationary object (don't stand still too long in Bejing the British boys (Bonnie didn't think so. Humph) who hiked the Great Wall next to, behind, in front of us finishing Leaves of Grass while in another country (nothing like sensual American literature to stir that patriotic lust for freedom) the mix of French and Chinese culture at the last restaurant in Guangzhou that tried to poison me