For the barefoot girl, the faithful album was an afternoon in the sports bar where there had been a guitar player and some ginger ale.
Now the trumpet was singing a wide screen view of the big game. Eliminating distractions, the crew was focused on the game, ignoring the girl as she wandered, in bare feet, between the tables. No pretense suggested that the medium was not appropriate for those who climbed railroad ties and those who drank beer in moderation after negotiations about the green sheaves and the upstairs room.
In this castle, time was suspended.
The Setting Was A Colored Stone (Part 2 Of 3)
Ashes were good for the roots of the plant in the window where the response was directed to the coolness, or the hot weather. In sports, the weather seemed to be extreme. It was always freezing cold the opposite; coaches meant to be cautious watching for heat stroke among the players. The club was not louder than the dim barn where animals were removed from the immediacy of the last few weeks of the season. Some of the birds could not fly; there were mice that could climb to humble abodes in the rafters, and the cats gathered apart from the dogs. The heavy lifters had reassuring incantations derived by the artificial structures of the radiology through iconic projection. Antenna reception hovered to mark the insects with aesthetic devices, a discovery by evolution.
The Setting Was A Colored Stone (Part 3 Of 3)
Screams came from the permutation and signing a transcript of the spiritual drawing which had been seen wandering among all the other creatures living and working in the flying building. The gathering showed
grinning teeth and disappeared. Found at
the bottom of the mineshaft, was the fictional ring of speculations and associations confronting the mischief of the few by the motionless badges of authority. Life depended on the weathered red boards where the climate ranged like it was galloping across the public space, proved free by the friendliness of kindly associates and the universe of powers, the authority of birds that did not fly and barns that had flown away.