Lovely days. Making licorice and ginger tinctures, a little drumming, a lot of wrestling and more laughter than I can remember. He read me Mary Oliver poems & I admired the water filtration system on his van cooler. A drunken, wise Creole spirit - wandering from Bakersfield, CA - espoused the beauty of a good woman under the street lamp. His eyes wide & bloodshot, his smile brightly weathered & knowing, like a vagrant angel reminding the Everydayers of the sacred essentials. "If I had a woman like that, I'd follow her wherever she go. I'd make sure I be by her side, boy. Don't let a love like that slip you by." We laughed. What a romantic. My mind can't follow that path again yet, but I reveled in every second of his passion pulpit.
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I wish I knew what memory you were refering to. :)
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