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of course I may die in the next ten minutes	A
and I m ready for that	B
but what I m really worried about is	C
that my editor publisher might retire	D
even though he is ten years younger than	E
I	-
it was just years ago I was at that ripe	F
old age of	G
when we began our unholy alliance to	H
test the literary waters	I
neither of us being much	J
known	K
	-
	-
I think we had some luck and still have some	L
of same	M
yet	N
the odds are pretty fair	O
that he will opt for warm and pleasant	P
afternoons	Q
in the garden	R
long before I	-
	-
	-
writing is its own intoxication	R
while publishing and editing	S
attempting to collect bills	T
carries its own	K
attrition	R
which also includes dealing with the	U
petty bitchings and demands	V
of many	W
so called genius darlings who are	X
not	Y
	-
	-
I won t blame him for getting	S
out	Z
and hope he sends me photos of his	C
Rose Lane his	C
Gardenia Avenue	H
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will I have to seek other	A2
promulgators	C
that fellow in the Russian	R
fur hat	B
or that beast in the East	B2
with all that hair	O
in his ears with those wet and	C2
greasy lips	C
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	-
or will my editor publisher	A2
upon exiting for that world of Trollius and	C2
trellis	C
hand over the	U
machinery	W
of his former trade to a	U
cousin a	U
daughter or	D2
some Poundian from Big	E2
Sur	A2
	-
	-
or will he just pass the legacy on	F2
to the	U
Shipping Clerk	G2
who will rise like	H2
Lazarus	C
fingering new found	I2
importance	C
	-
	-
one can imagine terrible	J2
things	C
Mr Chinaski all your work	G2
must now be submitted in	K2
Rondo form	L2
and	C2
typed	M2
triple spaced on rice	C
paper	A2
	-
	-
power corrupts	C
life aborts	C
and all you	H
have left	N2
is a	U
bunch of	G
warts	C
	-
	-
no no Mr Chinaski	G2
Rondo form	L2
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hey man I ll ask	G2
haven t you heard of	G
the thirties	C
	-
	-
the thirties what s	C
that	B
	-
	-
my present editor publisher	A2
and I	-
at times	C
did discuss the thirties	C
the Depression	R
and	C2
some of the little tricks it	O2
taught us	C
like how to endure on almost	P2
nothing	G2
and move forward	Q2
anyhow	R2
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	-
well John if it happens enjoy your	D2
divertissement to	H
plant husbandry	W
cultivate and aerate	H
between	S2
bushes water only in the	U
early morning spread	H
shredding to discourage	T2
weed growth	U2
and	H
as I do in my writing	G2
use plenty of	G
manure	V2
	-
	-
and thank you	H
for locating me there at	H
DeLongpre Avenue	H
somewhere between	S2
alcoholism and	H
madness	C
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together we	W
laid down the gauntlet	H
and there are takers	C
even at this late date	H
still to be	W
found	H
as the fire sings	C
through the	U
trees	C

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