Monthly Archives: February 2006

Creep

I saw a man walk past todaya man in a long black coatlooking dignified,the way he did when I saw him about a year ago. I stood outside a building, smoking as I waitedfor the time to come to step … Continue reading

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Cityglow

On an interstate between two Midwest citiesat three in the morningI’m driving alone. It’s cold, but there’s moisture in the air,so I can see the glow of the sparse citiesagainst the hazy ceiling, not far abovethe unyielding expanse of farmland. … Continue reading

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Falling Behind

Vladimir Nabokov published his first novel when he was twenty-five. I have been enjoying a class on his works so far this semester, especially because it ties in well with my Russian class and the fact that I’m trying to … Continue reading

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