dedicated to Lev Vasilenko
'you should have seen his face,'
i tell L,
'it was hilarious,
the guy's a master
of facial expressions''uh-huh,' says L,
barely noddingwe keep walking
along the frozen street
surrounded by
the winter afternoon silencethen,
i remember the
discussion we had had
this morning,
the one about hijabs'what if,' i begin,
'all of us
wore masks?'in the morning
you'd just choose
one with a smile or
or a frown or
an angry pissed off face
and you'd wear it
for the rest of the day --'you could always just pick
the most convenient mood,
regardless
of how you actually feel.'L shakes his head,
'people already wear masks.'
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