[O]utside the snow beat evenly and monotonously against the window panes. Andrews pictured himself vaguely walking fast through the streets, with the snow stinging his face and the life of a city swirling about him, faces flushed by the cold, bright eyes under hatbrims, looking for a second into his and passing on; slim forms of women bundled in shawls that showed vaguely the outline of their breasts and hips. He wondered if he would ever be free again to walk at random through city streets.
"Three Soldiers," John Dos Passos
[Chicago Avenue west of Leavitt Street]
Friday, February 26, 2010
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- Ray Pride
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
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- we like simile
- searching for a magic door
- cold, bright eyes
- acquainted
- see her trembling lips
- the wind, the wind is blowing
- butterfly's torn wing
- a depression so profound
- infamous
- candy baby
- winnow the superfluous
- physical effect
- slept
- of your smell
- i shout love
- rain-rinsed hair, river tresses
- heartbreak, rejection, pain, misery and loss
- zombie drunk from fermented peaches
- but the juke had long stopped playing
- at your funeral
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