Chapter
One ~
|
I
waited until late at night |
Chapter
Two
~ |
My
feet were sore as hell |
Chapter
Three ~ |
Wrapping
my slivers of glass in the fold of my blanket |
Chapter
Four ~ |
I
could have woken to the cold dawn |
Chapter
Five ~
|
Turning
my face from the road |
Chapter
Six ~
|
When I woke the world
had changed little |
Chapter
Seven ~
|
I woke the next morning early |
Chapter
Eight ~ |
Taking my walking stick |
Chapter
Nine ~ |
At first it seemed as though I was drowning |
Chapter
Ten ~ |
I must have slept well the entire night |
Chapter
Eleven ~ |
When I walked up the slight slope to my shelter |
Chapter
Twelve ~ |
The night was still and dark when I woke |
Chapter
Thirteen ~ |
The scrabbling of an insect on my thigh |
Chapter
Fourteen ~ |
It was a relief to step away |
Chapter
Fifteen ~ |
I began by lifting the large pieces of wallpaper |
Chapter
Sixteen ~ |
I was by the creek washing my new belt |
Chapter
Seventeen ~ |
My shoes deteriorated even more on the road |
Chapter
Eighteen ~ |
When I left I went in the opposite direction |
Chapter
Nineteen ~ |
The sky was grey when I awoke panting |
Chapter
Twenty ~ |
Once outside I found it was later than I thought |
Chapter
Twenty-One ~ |
Other than that day when I retraced my path |
Chapter
Twenty-Two ~ |
I had now come to that moment of decision |
Chapter
Twenty-Three ~ |
I was some miles downstream and the forest |
Chapter
Twenty-Four ~ |
Continuing downstream I stalwartly kept my eyes |
Chapter
Twenty-Five ~ |
I had come to a kind of home |
Chapter
Twenty-Six
~ |
I lived in that robust surround for some days |
Chapter
Twenty-Seven ~ |
By midmorning the raft had became subject |
Chapter
Twenty-Eight ~ |
When I stepped out onto the strange level hardness |
Chapter
Twenty-Nine ~ |
I felt the splash upon my face before |
Chapter
Thirty ~ |
When the sun was almost below the hills |
Chapter
Thirty-One ~ |
The river was starting to broaden now |
Chapter
Thirty-Two ~ |
I spent that long day watching the river widen |
Chapter
Thirty-Three ~ |
I drank from my bottle and ate my remaining
bread |
Chapter
Thirty-Four ~ |
On the walk home, with my new VCR |
Chapter
Thirty-Five ~ |
When I arrived back at my building |
Chapter
Thirty-Six ~ |
The stereos were just starting to throb |
Chapter
Thirty-Seven ~ |
I dropped back at Tantramar on my way home |
Chapter
Thirty-Eight ~ |
My friend was in the computer lab pounding away |
Chapter
Thirty-Nine ~ |
I only made a brief stop at my house |
Chapter
Forty ~ |
When I finished that endless process |