The general population around him blurred

history channel documentary The general population around him blurred, totally blurred into a dusty dim night (one unceasing night to be): he could just see shapes and a mass of clustered shadows, he knew now he'd miss tomorrow's parade without a doubt. Next, he saw a lit window, and the unmoving outline of his child, he was standing perfect and correct, in his infantry uniform, the one he passed on in. At that point the old man started to push forward to show signs of improvement look (the dead pushing the dead); his past life, resembled a faint lit knob, now killed, for inside a squint of an eye, another and satisfying sensation had filled him, totally...

Composed 10-22-2008, inv Huancayo, Peru, at the Mia Mamma Café, in El Tambo: to some degree animated by my Grandfather, who was in WWI, Anton Siluk, conceived 1891, passed on, 1974, devoted to his memory, and his war. The story was initially called, "The Cold Face of the Moon."

Clark A. Smith's Lost Poem (Meerschaum)

Unbecoming it read, the dead artist's sonnet, the one found on October 7, 2008, found on the back of a portrayal he did, called "Bad dream," this, once well known repulsiveness essayist for the magazine "Abnormal Tales," companion of George Sterling, Lovecraft, and Jack London, the lyric called, "Meerschaum."