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By Jack Joseph Smith
children theatre's moment she ran her forefinger
around the edges of her mouth, but suddenly she
was jolted out of her pose, for her image to her-
self had come out filled with sex. She laughed,
and bended her mind back to being alone. Across
the landscape she saundered; her eyes moving fast-
er; her mind refusing in a polite way to lace it's
reflections to sarcasm.
He was walking around Will Roger's State Park
not far away. He felt as if he were truely walk-
ing upon something as he went across the lawn.
He admired the estate, and believed that it's de-
dication still breathed; though he knew that one
had to be whatever they felt. This little real-
ization helped him ignore tourism as only a part
of the ceremony. He experienced an ache in his
heart for the nightclub stage. He saw the women
laughing, and the men going to the bathroom for
good. Nothing was impossible for his dreams to
maintain, when responsibility had nothing to do
with money. He was a clean bum giving directions
to Omaha, and Danville, and Dayton. He made the
ladies laugh with his friendly cracks. "Hello,
I'm Animal! I represent the lighter side of L.A.,
replacing all the exterminated chipmonks. Have