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| January 2006 /Volume Seven / Issue One | |||||||||||
| Doug Draime | |||||||||||
| Worker 1943-46 He had Churchill’s face and Hitler’s body, standing behind a a poster of Roosevelt (in his wheelchair). I was just born on the other side of the world. My daddy drove a Willy’s panel wagon. They were bombing London, and bombing Indiana gravel pits... for the sport, and telling lies to their priests. He was pouring liquid steel from huge vats, drinking Old Grand Dad by the gallon and breaking the hearts of truck stop whores, who had brothers and husbands dying overseas for all of us. |
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