| Issue 38 : March 2008 POEMS Lara Stokes - A Prayer for My FatherLara Stokes - For Kitty Before You Die Lara Stokes - Yes, You William J. Gibson - 38 Years William J. Gibson - On Sunday Morning William J. Gibson - Old Habit
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Habit - William J. Gibson - We sat in the art house cinema where we used to go after your divorce you used to go there with him often over your years – everybody loves old movies don’t they but that night he came in with his new woman and sat on the other side of the mostly deserted cinema he saw you and you saw him and suddenly we were in a whole new movie of our own you started to shake and we talked over what to do but they got up and left before we could we watched twenty minutes of the film then left by the exit down by the screen walked back along between the buildings you waited as I looked carefully to see that the coast was clear and we made it to my car after I got home you called me on the phone and we talked about everything else in the universe till dawn cracked an egg over both our new days and after you hung up I thought about how she looked like your identical twin and wondered if his hands shook | |