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hobo
1. forehead to Cinder’s, as she had when she found him as a drunken hobo
2. Hobo Creek was the closest thing to paradise that I knew
3. waters of Hobo Creek threatening her with a handful of muck and
4. That night I went to Hobo Creek
5. After spending the night on the damp, hard shores of Hobo Creek
6. What appeared to be a hobo was lying on the floor with his head resting on his sack
7. But what could I expect from a hobo
8. The hobo opened his eyes, reached for the stick that his sack was attached to and then swung it wildly in an uncoordinated manner
9. ” I raised my back, glared at the hobo and then bared my teeth, extended my claws and hissed at him
10. The hobo wiped his crusty bloodshot eyes with the sleeve of his shirt, squinted at me and then smiled
11. Chip, I have a handgun and a knife in my hobo bag
12. He looked like a hobo, really
13. Imagining all the hobo bitches he’s fucking
14. “In the car he was mumbling something about a hobo with a flame thrower or a flare-gun
15. Knowing that the shirt would not particularly match his hobo chic pants, I dug out a pair of yellow slacks embroidered with green alligators all over the legs
16. I headed home after clocking out from work and dressed in my best hobo attire, wrinkly pants and an equally-as-wrinkled shirt
17. I was a princess and my brother was a hobo
18. “It was just an old hobo!” Thabo insisted, trying
19. “It was just a fucking hobo!” he heard Thabo
20. They'll say things like "Oh i remember that guy ! He was dressing like a hobo in the
21. “The hobo lady, Myrt, where is she?” Mac inquired of the receptionist
22. A couple of days later, she brought it to me, and I took it to Myrt at the hobo camp
23. Closing the door of the first stall, Courtney pulled two iPhones out of the sand colored Chloe hobo bag she had taken from Monica's closet this morning
24. He didn’t know what that old hobo had been smoking to depict her and Flint together, especially the content that filled the back part of the sketch book
25. My hobo pantry consisted of a bottle of water, tobacco,
26. He said he was a reporter for a publication called the Hobo Times
27. He drove around the country interviewing “folks” who lived the hobo life
28. “I’m not a hobo,” I said, amused
29. It occurred to me that maybe I was perhaps a tiny bit of a hobo, given all the time I’d spent hitchhiking and bypassing, but I didn’t think it wise to mention that
30. Children who’d been fathered by hobo men who’d hit the road
31. He told me to look for his piece on me in the fall issue of the Hobo Times, as if I were a regular reader
32. Or rather, I really want to be in Harper’s, but not because I’m a hobo
33. “I thought you weren’t a hobo,” he said, and turned to open the trunk of his car
34. “Standard-issue hobo care package,” he said, turning to give me a can of cold Budweiser beer and a plastic grocery bag weighed down with a handful of items at its bottom
35. “But I’m not a hobo,” I echoed for the last time, with less fervor than I had before, afraid he’d finally believe me and take the standard-issue hobo care package away
36. “No, the hobo,” he said
37. I flashed back to the alleyway and that pervert hobo
38. First, in “The Cop and the Anthem,” Soapy is an urban hobo (Laughton) who in warm weather sleeps in the park