Monday, December 3, 2007


DOS CABEZAS
Dreamweaver
Dos CABEZAS (2 heads) is a town in southeast Arizona There 2 rather small mountains north of the town hence most believe that is how the name. Town there now, not muchDW


DOS CABEZA

She was never much of a town.A town?Yes, by name only I suppose.A few shacks here are there.Anything ever happen there?Not much, I heard.No gunfights, no hangingsNo nothing.Well, …..I heard Jose died heremurdered by a jealous lover.AndJennifer trampled by a horse.They say checks with the ghosts.How many?Two I am told.Where?In the shacks


.On highway 186, south of Wilcox.So I travel south followingthe heat mirages andled by a dust devil.Two shacks standing I see.Yards populated byrusty tine cans, randomglass bits and charcoal ashes.Glancing inside weatheredwood house a brown bottlesitting on a 2x3 bracea twinkling of light off and on.I inspect.No nameletters on the glassraised, 4370.A cool wind passed by pleasant on this hot and windy day
¡Hóla!Oh,

hi, you appear to be a ghost.

Sí’

i've heard of you.

¡Claro!

What is your name?

Me llamo Jennifer

Please to meet you.

¿Dónde vivéis?


Ilive in Mesa.


Mi cumpleaños es el ocho de enero.


My birthday is February 24th

Estás en vuestra casa!


O.k. Your home is small

.No me molesta

I don’t mind either.


Tengo veintisiete años

.

And I am 64 years old.

Es una lástima


Why is that?

¡Perdone


Oh, that is O.K. Jennifer.


I must go soon.

Por favor

I must go to the rock house


Buenos diás

By Jennifer.Oh, I forgot Jennifer.Is there a ghost in the rock house?

Creo que sí

Thank you


Jose are you in this rock house

?Sí

I am pleased to meet you

!¡Tanto gusto!

Do you know Jennifer next door


?Sí

Do you like her?

Depende


Depends on what

?Tiene más años que yo.


So she is too old for you?


Do you get lonely here?

Creo que no


Well, Jose I must go.

Hasta la vista


The wind of passing carsCreates tiny swirls of wwhirlwinds about my feet.I leave.“Mama, the sign read, DOS CABEZAS”“Is that the name of the town?”“A town where, dear”“We just passed it”“You mean those two shacks”“Yes”“No town I think”“Or maybe a ghost town”.
DW/98

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