Crime of Life
Sunday, September 27, 2009
  Spontaneous Friend
On the way over I thought about another time I'd gone to visit him. It was nearly thirty below and there I was walking through the biting wind to say hello. This time, it was nearly 11 and he'd just told me he was in town overnight. Years earlier, he was on stage with The Subterraneans and blew a string on his bass. He didn't have any spares and there were no other bass guitars around, so I drove home to get mine. Another night, I was supposed to meet some people I didn't necessarily want to be alone with, so I dropped in and picked him up on the way. And yet still, he once called me at six with a free ticket to Nine Inch Nails at seven. The seats were only several rows back from the stage.

It's nice to have a spontaneous friend.
 




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This is a collection of my entire life's sentences as I have judged them.

Some are innocent, others are not, but each hides within it a subtle prisoner; a villain that could be freed if you pried the lines apart like cell bars and read between them, detailing remorse for a crime of life that can no longer be disguised.

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