There are temporary times
When we all need erasure. Like the old orange and gray, half pencil erasure – half ink erasure rectangle, each discovered flaw requires a precise pressure and temperament. On the pencil side, A swift back and forth can solve mistaken phrases. The ink side requires A more delicate touch, Once set, the ink must be Skillfully rubbed so as to allow a subtle retraction without leaving a damaging hole in the fragile parchment. It takes a penitent scribe to determine the severity. R. Gerry Fabian is a published poet and novelist. He has published four books of poetry: Parallels, Coming Out of The Atlantic, Electronic Forecasts and Ball on the Mount. In addition, he has published four novels: Getting Lucky (The Story), Memphis Masquerade, Seventh Sense and Ghost Girl. His web page is rgerryfabian.wordpress.com. He lives in Doylestown, PA. Comments are closed.
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