Corpus of a Siam Mosquito by Steven (Steven David Justin) Sills
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fortune telling cards.
"I don't see much future in it" she said. "Being in love with an elder brother. There is no future in it from what I see." "Those are just cards. How would you know?" he whined "Yes, those are just cards but you don't even need to look into the cards to see something like that." "How should I live? He's had sex in me. I should kill myself. A boy fucked in the ass can not be a man." "No, probably not; but you must continue to be the best of what you are. Man, yes, some-a few-- might say. Some would say something less than that. Whatever you are, maimed or full, you have to continue to continue. We all should go through the whole show until the winds carry away our ashes and the soul returns for more learning, more suffering." Chapter 5 Bound for his uncle's home in the far north of the city, Kazem was forced to reposition himself in the back of the bus next to a bucket of swishing water and rags. He swatted the mosquito that was hovering over its sodden progeny. He beat it towards the baldheads of a couple of monks in front of him who had usurped his seat impudently. From his new and more uncomfortable seat, which often lost its cushion as he sat |
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