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| July 2005 / Volume Six / Issue Four | |||||||||||
| Keith Wood | |||||||||||
| MARCH IN PHILLY Holdovers from the last snow are heaped in parking lots like filthy black ice mountains, bulldozed and plowed out of the way by hungover road crew guys with children and wives who never see them this time of year. Spring is a cruel joke in Philly. Even the city kids won't go near this "snow gone bad", which has become hard and jagged with road salt, automobile oil, and asphalt grime. The March sun does its best but very little melts. It's an endurance contest. Philly is just as hard, just as nasty. Even as the days begin to warm the buildings gleam mean and vicious in the center of the city, much like the black ice mountains, not giving a fucking inch. |
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