Opium Runner in Kashmir
The room was large and filled with a terrible stench. Spider-
webs of peeling paint formed maps on the walls. Two parallel
rails surrounded by an unruly mass of spectators allowed the
prisoner to approach the stand.
As he walked down the aisle in a slow -motion parody of dignity,
the guards followed, fully prepared to send him to his maker
at the first wrong move.As he moved, the ceiling and the lighted
globes receded behind him.
He stopped as the judge, who was perched like a vulture in his
massive oak nest, came into focus. "Thomas Watkins, you are sen-
tenced to life in prison.
Next."
By W.A.B.
Idaho (and now PA) Opinion Pieces, Letters of Public Interest and other aimful musings.
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
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