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By Jack Joseph Smith
The home of Blankname. A good sized mahogany
table. In her early twenties; A sister to
Blankname. Dark brown eyes, and arse length
brown shining hair. Blankname considers this
sister the most beautiful women in the world,
but she has problems with mysticism. Looks to
problems with new
cults, but wants off drugs. He knows this is
not possible if she follows the Eastern rel-
igions. Southern California has not the con-
tinuity; there are no distant mist deepened
mountains of peace. Streight reality could be
the only survivall for this flower. But she is
head strong, and without money his realistic
positions are splintered with gaps. Just as
he sees the occult arriving on the Santa Monica
seashores without source for a renewed con-
struction, he visions her mind being unaccept-
able to his terms without his show of a vis-
ible power. (Acknowledgement is first shown in
sight, then contemplation filters through the
mind into a choice.) For the family he
must create something illistrative.
Art is functional in Blanknames thoughts.
Design into form.
The sister places two glasses of red wine
on the table in front of Blankname and A MAN IN his fifties
Named Jacob