Showing posts with label ska. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ska. Show all posts

Sunday

“There’s a change,” says Jack Betsworth, the man in the chair.

“If they can beat the barber, Jack DiMartino, before his voice trails off." His eyes turn to the hairs.

In the Northland, a single mother considers Arrowhead.

In Independence, they pull onto Noland, flapping.

It turns to the day the crowd screamed

“People were making noise for no reason.”

“A financial time investment investment not necessarily benefiting.”

“It’s been the same thing,” he says during a slow moment. “Next year, next year. Well, maybe.”