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Angst by Larry Rochelle Thursday, December 28, 2006 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Angst hunger leads to warmth, a passing car flings an empty bag, a spilling soft drink, the late hour capturing satisfaction and the loud howls of teens lost in lust in backseats, their teeth still stung with onions, mustard, the tart taste of cola. morning can touch midnight, can recall the passion from a shared wet straw, and old men can sniff at pleasant dooms, try to hear the breathless gasps of youth, their own ancient lips smacking empty icicles, no passion there, no promises of delight. �

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Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	12/29/2006

Well written larry!! love Tinka




Reviewed by K. Mulroney	12/29/2006

Regrets of yesteryear. Passions soiled and lost. Memories of the day. Nicely done!