Braggo the Monk The Summer Show
Poem recalls summer pleasures and nostalgia for the old summer show at Coney Island and similar scenes. It contrasts city life with memories of seaside fairs, farm scents, sailors, and familiar stage acts, noting the joy of old performances and familiar faces.
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Coney Island
Joy in a Dreaming Summer Honeymoon Tale
Poem fragment notes a man in a dusty office and a couple on a honeymoon dreaming of glory and joy. The piece juxtaposes joy with violent images as the season moves and an anarchist figure influences events. The narrator mentions killing a fish and a king in a surreal, lyrical scene.
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Lfonso
Greenheart
A Little List of Love
Fragmentary note reflects a playful vanished romance with hints of names and a typed list. readable phrases suggest affection and social exchange but lack full context or clear events.
Soldiers Must Be Fearfully Glahanest Says Mrs Countryside
A fragmented line from Stray Stories notes fear for soldiers on watch as relievers occur frequently. The garbled text references Mrs Countryside and a peevish Mrs Honnypeck, hinting at a rural setting or satirical piece.
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Mrs. Countryside
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