Aloft in Santa Cruz
The absorbing faces on the ancient boardwalk were sun-licked, pierced, and sticky as the many veneers of fun-zone delicacies applied through the ages of our ageless clumsiness; and through this and the fog drifting aimlessly as kelp, as lone gulls or even ourselves (full-throttle and frenzied from the perilous to the peril, again, and again, and then again); amidst the endless screaming and the clawing on, young raptors of this world's hidden promises, revelers in its exhilarations the boys are startled by the variety of flesh exhibited by the other sexthe other sex, astride the vibration of another sex, can keep little secret. We watch from the undertow, captive, a party to it all       and helpless. |
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