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[click to enlarge] When I was a kid, the red rocking chair was unpainted. My mother�s father used to listen to the fights and �Amos and Andy� in that chair. To the right is my mother�s bookcase. The painting above it, a favorite of my father�s, has been around all my life. Across the front entrance, the other bookcase is mine. The big picture above it is of my grandmother�s cousin, William Saroyan, taken in 1935. The big picture to the left of that is of my father�s father when he was twelve, and is the subject of an earlier entry, Papa, 1908. The leather chair used to be in the living room. It�s where my mother sat and tried to remember things. August 21, 2009 Previous Entry Next Entry Return to Title Page Blog Entry |
Also by William Michaelian
POETRY Winter Poems ISBN: 978-0-9796599-0-4 52 pages. Paper. ���������� Another Song I Know ISBN: 978-0-9796599-1-1 80 pages. Paper. ���������� Cosmopsis Books San Francisco Signed copies available Main Page Author�s Note Background Notebook A Listening Thing Among the Living No Time to Cut My Hair One Hand Clapping Songs and Letters Collected Poems Early Short Stories Armenian Translations Cosmopsis Print Editions Interviews News and Reviews Highly Recommended Let�s Eat Favorite Books & Authors Useless Information Conversation E-mail & Parting Thoughts Flippantly Answered Questions | |
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