Irish Exit
“For in that version, he had spared me a distant handshake. Spared me a goodbye. Left me the wide universe.”
“For in that version, he had spared me a distant handshake. Spared me a goodbye. Left me the wide universe.”
“I stare at the cockroach and am sure that it is my father. It’s got the same shifty eyes that he has – well, had.”
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“Still as a rock. Another shadow thundered over, And another and another until the very earth quaked.”
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“It’s always nice when the choices work for you. Yet, it’s still a bit of a Goldilocks quandary, now, isn’t it?”
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“My sweet, forbidden, secret recipe. Doctors will call you bipolar disorder, but to me, you are life itself.”
“His voice sounded barely louder than the swoosh of the passing cars, out of practice, a rough whisper.”