"getting taken" in Petersburg

[John Reed]

The hens, they cackled, the rooster clucked and strutted and showed his spurs, some droppings flew, and all returned to their respective roosts. Outside the coop, unbeknownst to the clucking fryers, the ghost of Dostoevsky strolled through the trees, searching for the stone where he left off, while a bearded Jew sailed over the barn, a travelling salesman of Chagal and Sons, offering all the words your ordinary Russian knows on a very compact disk, thin as a Communion wafer...

           J. Reed





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