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2title: Window
3genre: prose
4
5project:
6 title: "Buildings out of air: Paul in the Woods"
7 css: paul
8 order: 18
9 next:
10 - title: Question
11 link: question
12 - title: Writing
13 link: writing
14 previous:
15 - title: Tapestry
16 link: tapestry
17 - title: Wallpaper
18 link: wallpaper
19...
20
21_**HYMN 386: JOKES**_
22
23_"Tell us a joke" everyone asks of the clown. He sits on a log and begins to
24think. Everyone waits gap-mouthed in anticipation. A slight breeze ruffles
25the clown's coat, his pompom buttons, his bright red hair. His nose becomes
26redder in the cold. Hours pass. All but the most dedicated of joke listeners
27leave him to rot ~~for all they may care~~._
28
29_The clown opens his mouth to speak but no words come out. A tear falls down
30his cheek, and another. He begins to sob. The last joke listener comes over
31to comfort him. She puts a hand on his shoulder. He looks up at her, red
32face, red nose, white lips, and says ~~"Thank you."~~ He vanishes from the
33clearing. The last joke listener sits on the log and looks up at the sky.
34The moon is full. The world creaks on its axis._
35
36Paul looked up to the space on the wall where a window should be. The shadow
37of his face wavered in the candle light. He looked back down at the card he'd
38been writing on. He read the card. He crossed out the _for all they may
39care_ in the first paragraph, and _"Thank you"_ from the second one. "What
40could he say" he thought to himself. "What could he possibly say to her." He
41went outside to clear his head with a cigarette. He took his axe with him
42this time.