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Kebabs - Toby Lloyd

The music stops, the lights come up and Fas- Cination Street is turned upon its head. We fall out, groping for something that has happened, but everything slips away. We pour down streets and streets until we meet Husain, the kebab van man, older than Odysseus and Achilles, and who knows only year after year of night time. He greets us as he has greeted the passing centuries – with a smile and a nod, he asks us what we want. We watch the fragments of the evening dripping from the spitting, spinning meat and mixing with the pavement and don’t know what to say.
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on the theme of the beautiful and the damned
Posted: 6th May 2010
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