They live in the woods and the shadows of the woods,but on fine summer asoernoons they come to the edge of the lake. Rommie, help me do salads. We stood there for a long time, neither of us saying anything, watchingher sleep in the light of a summer evening. Gritty snow was driving hard down Sixth Avenue almost wiping the L out of sight.
The woman was green because she was a birch growing a little to thenorth of where my set of railroad-tie steps ended at The Street. On his shining pate, roughly two dozenstrands of hair were combed in smooth little arcs. We said our goodbyes and John hung up. , a friend.
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