gals can do anything
Friday, September 19th, 2008Except kill insects,
produce a Y chromosome
or laugh at this verse.
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Except kill insects,
produce a Y chromosome
or laugh at this verse.
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By Chance Shirley
Watching “Goliath” cold — I hadn’t even seen the trailer — I entertained the thought that it would be a sequel to “Colossus: The Forbin Project,” a movie from 1970 in which two supercomputers, Colossus and Goliath, take over the world. After the opening credits, I realized this would be a considerably more intimate flick.
The Goliath of the film’s title is not a supercomputer, nor a biblical giant. Goliath is a cat. More specifically, “the sweetest, most wonderful cat in the whole world.”
But it’s really about the cat’s owner, an unnamed guy (played by David Zellner) who lives in an initially unnamed town (eventually revealed to be Austin) working at an unnamed job.
The film screens Sept. 28 at the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival.
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of goods, the betting line, or
the rain, we’re all doomed.
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smiles and plays nice. And I’ll be the
the complete bastard.
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as autumn breezes in the
back door with a grin.
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through car speakers, nearly drowned
out by sirens’ wail.
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invaded this space, save for
dark ghostly footprints.
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in, while the broken lock sits
on the piano.
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begins. What’s missing? What’s left
behind? Think, think, think.
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of glass in crunchy heap. All
touched by stranger’s hands.
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smash his way into a man’s
(once secure) castle.
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cultured fish swimming in a
pond unto itself.
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landscape has no horizon,
just an endless fog.
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into hazy afternoons.
I’ll sleep when you’re dead.
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pale surface, drawing forth thin
rivulets of life.
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