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Once a year my sister visits the grave of Montgomery Clift She travels one hundred miles to kneel in a Brooklyn cemetery and weep before his modest headstone I marvel at her romanticism aimed at this mangled wreck of an actor this helpless mess of a man pumped up with drugs and rough *** a haunted matinee idol cavorting on the cusp of madness On her way home she stares out a bus window She remembers his tremulous voice and brooding eyes his sullen features overwhelming the giant screen Soon she will fall asleep dreaming of him holding her in his anxious fragile arms while the gray streets of Brooklyn rush by
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 2:55 PM UTC
Visit to Brooklyn
Once a year my sister visits the grave of Montgomery Clift She travels one hundred miles to kneel in a Brooklyn cemetery and weep before his modest headstone I marvel at her romanticism aimed at this mangled wreck of an actor this helpless mess of a man pumped up with drugs and rough *** a haunted matinee idol cavorting on the cusp of madness On her way home she stares out a bus window She remembers his tremulous voice and brooding eyes his sullen features overwhelming the giant screen Soon she will fall asleep dreaming of him holding her in his anxious fragile arms while the gray streets of Brooklyn rush by
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Jun 27, 2015
Jun 27, 2015 at 2:55 PM UTC
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