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May 2005 / Volume Six / Issue Three | ||||||||||
Christopher Cussat | ||||||||||
An Interlude in Wyalusing The window of the coffee shop creaks and speaks to me. It knows the stories of this town, perhaps. And as I walk down these very short streets...the buildings seem old and that oldness oozes out onto the sidewalks and creates a calm haze, an almost invisible protective layer, a peace. I wonder if I could live here and despite all rational consideration I know that the answer is yes (because) I want something more simple More simple than a city where days seem to pass like short breaths both unnoticeably rushed imperceptible I want something more simple than life and as I relight my pipe, I walk past the lonesome barber who is waiting for someone's hair to grow and I am tempted to go in and listen to his stories about this town. I am sure he has many. I am sure I will not be one of them. |
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