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Real Estate
Children all grown and gone, widower Bob, in the house with the beige brick facade down the block, ever willing to aid the lost, when visited by Aliens hands each hairless Alien a large navel orange saying if they’d swallow the orange in one gulp, they too would grow a navel, become look-a-likes with the bald guys on our street, and be free to emigrate from wherever they were from to here.
Keen to sell up and move back to the mountains, Bob hopes helping them to relocate, these guys would buy.
But Bob didn’t count on this bunch being of a lactose base and narrow throated. Mouthing the orange curdles their heads off and deflates their bodies, leaving Bob with awkward bundles across his lawn.
That was more than a month ago and now, stuck with an Alien craft in Bob’s backyard, pool and barbeque unavailable, Nadira, Bob’s broker, appears increasingly despondent, one buyer lost to a sluggish market and the property bestraddled by an attractive nuisance.
But we all know Bob and he can stay as long as he needs to, though we need to know, Is the Alien craft safe for our children to play on?
v.27 2004-08, 12, 15 b16 p27
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When my father
Here I stand
Postcard 1943
Smiles at mountains
Saving the roses
Guy time
Real Estate
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Neal Spitzer, artist, realist painter of people, paintings, portraits, portrait commissions, limited edition archival prints Poetry in Public Places Neal Spitzer, artist, realist painter of people, paintings, portraits, portrait commissions, limited edition archival prints Poetry in Public Places Neal Spitzer, artist, realist painter of people, paintings, portraits, portrait commissions, limited edition archival prints Poetry in Public Places Neal Spitzer, artist, realist painter of people, paintings, portraits, portrait commissions, limited edition archival prints
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