On the road to Bolequeime on the way to a German supermarket that sells proper Teutonic sausages as autumnal flowers blossom, some of the blooms sit on white plastic chairs wearing shorts. Sometimes a car stops, no, not a man in a white van, a big car a businessman on the way from his office stops getting quick blow-jobs. Best this way no need to undress an act that causes people to stare. The human blooms have water bottles the gargle; no one here smells like rosebuds. They used to, in the summer gone throng nightclubs and the beach but only slow walking men fill the bars and beach. Like a beautiful ****, they trek inland, sit by the roadside and wait. The flowers look nice in fading light, but not if you know what love is. the **** of autumn sits by the verge, sells despondency