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Tag Archives: Philippe Shils

family friend by Philippe Shils

man's silhouette at the window

when after much deliberation we went to my woman’s old family friend about the damage we’d done to his place and he said with a charitable laugh that he wouldn’t keep the deposit all I could think of was the juices we’d left on the chair upon which he sat. as he chuckled about the […]

Posted byDaleOctober 2016October 2016Posted inIssue 11Tags: Philippe Shils
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