THEN THERE WERE THREE
distinctive array with difficulty growing a purpose. and with purpose grown, difficult holding purpose down. keeping purpose in it's place without purpose tearing all around down; causing hardship for all this bummed out little town. Charles Bukowski said it best. then he died, and no one since has said it any better than how Bukowski said it, and probably never will. Bukowski had that special gift; just saying. if our writing is not real, our words will blow away with first honest breath to blow across our troubled ways.