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Kiev, Kyyivs'ka Oblast', Ukraine



hunters roam in Desalle's moonlight.
That which remained for me, my precious Nagant rifle, had grown further and further from my grasp, as I’d been forced to lend it to prosperous hunters in order to make ends meet.
Into my home they would impose, bringing shotguns and rifles, and their leather holsters, imprinted with the unmistakeable outline of a Dolch semi-automatic. ‘I want the power to kill people from 300 feet’, they’d enjoin emphatically; ‘ the power wrought only from the latest update’.
It was barely a hobo’s feast, but for the next week until I met my friends again, it would have to do.
Perhaps, this unscientific existence within a swamp of mobs and autism would come to an end, and, years later, I would be joking of the hilarity of the current situation with my friends.
Perhaps.
The grease stained my bright shirt. As I peered down to glance at the mild yellow shadow that advanced upon my white chest, I considered all sorts of things; laundromats, mothers with washboards, taverns with fresh linens.
None of these was an option for me.
My shirt wouldn’t be clean until spring, and that was if the outlook as positive.