1.
Forrest Gander, who is my former
advisor, is looking at a shopping cart in a large parking lot. The front
of the cart is facing him. There is a crowd around him, myself
included. He is wearing an old school white nightgown that comes down to
his ankles. He is psyching himself up for running and jumping (long
ways) over the cart). He is barefoot. He runs a short distance and leaps
up over the cart but his foot just barely touches the handle bar and he
comes down on his hands and knees. Everyone rushes to help him up and I
am moving his arm to get under him and lift. He was scratched up but
fine. His eyes were huge like Montgomery Burns after his Friday night treatments on The Simpsons.
2.
Another famous poet,
who I won't name, is in what appears to be a high school hallway- very
wide, etc. There is a man with a violin case (is there a violin in
there? who knows) and this famous poet snatches the case, walks down the
hall and slides the case into an office. "12000 of those things now."
She and I have some kind of side conversation but
then we go and join a larger group. "It's about time I moved up in the
conversation," she said to herself or me, maybe.
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