City of Bridges

 

The Town and the City

 

Then the train rumbled off, sudden silence passed, he heard a vast breeze passing through the branches everywhere around, the locomotive whistle howled going away, the tracks gleamed nakedly in the moonlight—and he was sick now with a crying lonesomeness, he somehow knew that all moments were farewell, all life was goodbye.

He went home, he walked under the dark swishing trees of home and July and nighttime. 

People of the Book

 

Wild Bill Burroughs

 

Henry Miller as Instigator

 

Schopenhauer As Educator

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