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The Fifth Modern Wonder of the World

April 17, 2010
By Editors
The Fifth Modern Wonder of the World

Perhaps you missed the last visit of the majestically inbred boy-king of Egypt as he was hauled about the world for all to revere. And maybe you’ve never graced the great halls of the British Museum to look upon its chunks of Grecian monuments. Or stepped up to the mighty pyramids and...
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The City: a poem

February 23, 2010
By Editors
The City: a poem

I have seen only one true city that cannot hide its true citiness; In the desert a city cannot escape itself; It must come out at night: it is only practicality; Even its religions can only hope to steal its reasons for their own. A city is not the cars dusty wrapped in cloth Or the style of cloth wrapped round the people to keep out the dust; It is not...
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The Long Lost Vestments of American Reason

February 9, 2010
By Editors
The Long Lost Vestments of American Reason

Totally Awesome Picture of the Week 68 In the dark corner of a far away forlorn church stand these three forgotten souls. Bruised, dirty, chipped and abandoned they doze like wallflowers in the shadows as patrons play hooky for every reason but lack of sin. In their bright vestments creased with dust the saints and...
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Breakfast of Survivors

January 28, 2010
By Editors
Breakfast of Survivors

No, the four different bread products aligned so neatly on the plate is no mistake. That – along with a cup of lukewarm tea and some soft cheese – is what you eat for breakfast after a night on a rickety train sailing south into Upper Egypt. That is all a stomach...
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The Pilgrims and the Potato Farmer

December 10, 2009
By Editors
The Pilgrims and the Potato Farmer

They came over the hills and to a crossroads. It was hot, dry farmland, with vineyards and sunflowers spreading out every direction. The pilgrims carried mochilas on their sweating backs, and were tired from travel. They were also a little dazed from the Spanish sun. At the crossroads they paused and considered....
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Life of Pig: a fable

June 13, 2009
By Editors
Life of Pig: a fable

Two pigs beget one. Such is the way of pigs, as it has been since the beginning. In the first months, Pig rolls amid the muck, snorts his own excrement, and eats whatever morsels and collected orts are deposited into his sty. It is a base life, one of pure sensory...
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Dear “White Bear”

May 24, 2009
By Editors
Dear “White Bear”

Dear “White Bear,” WHITE BEAR! Your skin’s hue of Sprite bottles, severe seasickness, and apple candy is cause for concern. Your sallow belly is not hidden behind your crooked tie. Neither is that torso spanning scar. A vicious fight it must have been. Your American flag top hat, raised arms...
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