Kolya Krasotkin Wept
“. . . when the children guitared At my footbed, Kolya Krosotkins of my railroad”i Kolya...
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by GK Stritch | Mar 4, 2014 | Memoirs, Fiction & Poetry | 0
“. . . when the children guitared At my footbed, Kolya Krosotkins of my railroad”i Kolya...
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“When I was in the hospital I had a big fat nurse Who kept looking over my shoulder At the book I...
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A gentle creature A slender young woman, fifteen years and nine months With very large eyes An...
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White nights Young nights Petersburg romantic lights Ivanhoe and Norman knights Rossini’s la-la...
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Hot chocolate . . . delicious Blustery deep freeze winds Cut through cruel canyons of Manhattan...
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