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Unusual People for S.C. They mostly are found with beards and headphones, refusing to be part of whatever world they find themselves in, here, alone in the thickets of library, out there amongst the conversers, ever silent and strangely content, their tongue underspent. Occasionally, there are the woman-kind who will talk, and how freely, to tellers, searching for one that might understand, to waiters, clerks, all manner of fellas who are always polite with their unease, half-smiling as she’s deep in old glories. As I walk through their land, they nod to me from the end of bar-tops, smile as I wait for them to board the bus: such gallantry! Perhaps if I ever sought to conflate their two worlds, I wonder, would strange hand take strange hand to stand where strangeness disbands? |