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By Jack Joseph Smith
often than realistic ones. Like the difference be-
tween an awareness of seconds and minutes. Like the
loop of whirl when the sky should swirl. But it did
not from the vibration off the streets in inclanit-
ation to remark about the impossibility of excape.
But their hands were cupped and swinging from the
stroll. He like on wishes. She letting her pointed
toes sink in the sand.
"I've never had a notion."
"What was that?" he inquired.
"Oh nothing," she replied laughing with her eyes
rolled back.
She continued to think unto herself as she was
listening to what he called, "a reminder of the
Dead Sea,"
She consoled beginning ever again with her waist
exact to the ends of her toes as a sea rushed to
her slightly it was of course true. Not a slaming
like story; only that the smothered belonging of
her toes uncovered with a thwart of sand in step
could not keep her mind from the penitence it took
to keep her life away from what it took to accept
him.
Jiven Joe had just gotten off the phone. He went
to the door and opened it for breeze. Through the
gate walked Jauqeline and Animal. He went right into