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Busker Journal Brian Robert Pearce |
Brian Pearce busked the streets
and bars of Europe between the years 1994 and 2000. In addition he
busked in New York while participating in the TIGHTROPE musical, a play
written by Ken Post [ with Bonnie Burns]. The journal exists, at present, as approx. 750,000 hand written words formatted in about 55 segments. home.buskerbrian.com buskerbrian.com/home/ The Tortoise and the Hare (Rabbit) Home is emotional fulfillment Chapter Eight |
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EIGHT I drew
ever closer to Clio, but I was ill
and in trouble. Poor health and distraction
had joined together to put me
in a potentially serious situation.
No money for food or drink.
Barely enough strength to stagger
into town. I waited to play a
terrace for a basic survival fund, but
buskers swarmed. Ken came to the
rescue once more with an extremely
noble gesture. Restored a
little with a decent meal I braved the
Munster, delivering an emotional
set. Clio came and offered
an overnight refuge from the
chill of the camping. The hare was in
a bad way. The tortoise plods
on.
Content headlines within Chapter Eight: Little Bird River rushes hastily past Kara Clio A Knight with stiff and weary limbs Ken Post charges to the rescue Fever grips my body A little bird trying to fly and losing height |
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