Jack Cade

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My stories

Cherry

Day 03 - Светлана Феофанова

More a reworking of a short story today.

Day 02 - Come In, Come In

Scree. Jarr. Zizi

Day 01 - Caligula and Harpo

His hair looked good. It was a day to be photographed.
Cherry

Two Russian Sonnets

One is about my father, one is about my mother

My First Dilemma

On one hand, my mother’s father, dapper in his mason’s sash and apron, ball-bound. On the other, all these restless Platos.

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