The unlikely ones: Cellphone
Ceremoniously upset, Mitch pulled out the phone vibrating in his pocket. Continue Reading
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The unlikely ones: The phone call that never came
He was pure enthusiasm. They’d met by chance, and by chance I mean this drunk god who gives us the things we want the most when we least expect them. She was everything and something else. The rest of his… Continue Reading
Holy war – poem
There’s a holy war in Poznan, a witness knocking weekly at my door and a bunch of Baptists singing daily in the old market, while I besiege your shadow with unforgiving and unforgivable revolutions of the heart. Every pretty girl… Continue Reading
Idyll- by Mario Benedetti
Idyll (This morning, 1949) 1. However, I was thinking about the blond woman from the film like every Saturday when after the cinema we walked across the vacant lot behind the factory, yes with the moon one always gets a… Continue Reading