A Key of Grass by Luis Garcia from Berkeley Daze, by Rychard Denner, Contents


A KEY OF GRASS for Gail Chiarello and "The Invisible Circle" (circa 1965) by Luis Garcia from Berkeley Daze Wherever we went, the grass bent. Wherever we went, green times we remembered. Time did grumble and groan. Time did stumble like a wounded stone when death finally made itself known. Nevertheless, wherever we went, the grass bent. Wherever we went, green times we remembered. Wherever we went, we found a key of grass. Wherever we went, we found a door of glass. Wherever we went, we found a field of light filled with brilliant blossoms that would not break, but only bend before an ever-rising wind. Time did grumble and groan. Time did stumble like a wounded stone when death finally made itself known. Nevertheless, wherever we went, the grass bent. Wherever we went, green times we remembered. Return to Berkeley Daze Table of Contents Return to Gail Dusenbery Table of Contents