横道

In the city

緒に踊りませんか。

お久しぶりですね

"Long time no see!"

"Race you"

Nice, good, great, wow どうぞめしあがれ

Dont forget:  x1.5

"One more time"

"Follow me"

 烏

Where is it?

The last of november

The Single Hound

THE SOUL that has a Guest, Doth seldom go abroad, 

Diviner Crowd at home Obliterate the need, 
And courtesy forbid A Host’s departure, 
when Upon Himself be visiting

The Emperor of Men!
Emily Dickinson (1830–86)

On All Hallows’ eve!

The Dark one placed a spell on Jack, castigating him to endlessly drift at night throughout the land.  The only light he carried  was a small candle contained inside a swollen turnip.

La tradición de Halloween

Understand the white,

But preserve the black!

Allhallow-even

HALLOWEEN

c.1745, Scottish shortening of Allhallow-even "Eve of All Saints, last night of the month of October" (1556 1/2), the last concluding night of the year in the antiquated Celtic calendar, where it was
Old Year's Night, a night for sorcerers.

The Un-detective

Self portrait (circa 1952?)

On the wet window.

Creative fire has a distinctive measure

Casting light to find the eye inside the vest

But simple etchings are not for pleasure

Above the pattern there is a better way!

~A.O

Hallow Fourth

The world of Halloween is a lovely and benighted place. The sky is orange, the tea is violet, and a new tragedy opens with every costume. Witches, ghouls, fiends, and mobs of rabid vampire-eating bunnies-- just when it seems like things can't get any spookier-they do. Some say that one's reward on october 31st is based on the spirit of the hallow throughout the year. If so, there may be hope yet.

~A.O.

October 1st

...Unknown spears,

Suddenly hurtle before my dream-awakened eyes,

And then the clash of fallen horsemen and the cries.

William Butler Yeats (1865-1939)

Shesalk

Slowly making my way to the Javits Convention Center.

Steel Pumpkin grin

Nor gates of steel so strong but Time decays?

~William Shakespear

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