Barren Streets

By Joseph Tanson

Fourteen-year-old Joseph Nicoli Tanson
enjoys singing with a community choir,
excels in his leadership class at high
school, and currently serves as freshman
class president.
Joey does very well as a public speaker
and serves as a docent at an art center.
He has volunteered at a plant nursery
and spends time with the elderly. Joey
enjoys the outdoors and especially enjoys
the time he spends with his friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jun 12, 2013
• ISBN: 9781483642673

Joseph Tanson

Fourteen-year-old Joseph Nicoli Tanson enjoys singing with the Glenn Chorale, excels in his leadership class at Orland High School, and currently serves as freshman class president. Joey does very well as a public speaker and serves as a docent at the Orland Art Center. He has volunteered at a plant nursery and spends time with the elderly. Joey enjoys the outdoors and especially enjoys the time he spends with his friends.

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Contents

Brothel Lady

People Alone

The Future Tells the Past

People Play in the Snow

Whistling in the Wind

No Time

The Thoughts I Feel

Blue Skies, My Friend

Everyone

A Party Fit for Peasants

Hidden

People Without Skin

Blood in the Nile

When a Taste Is Sweet

Bats, Birds, and Horses

Silver Bricks

Carry On

Crow

December Snow

Barren Streets

Little Old Gypsy Lady

Pennies and Gold

Through the Garden of Eden

The Hemlock Tree

The End of A Friend

The Cobblestone Trail

No More, No More

Hold My Hand

A Story That Will Be Confusing Unless You Are Familiar with Theatre

The Number After Ten

Lifeline

They Fly Free

Behind These Blind Eyes

Look to the Skies

Miller and Juan

Domicile

Success is the realization of the estimate which you place upon yourself.

- Lisa

Brothel Lady

As I stand in the sweat of the cold

I look beyond a window

And next to a rolling fireplace I see

A woman in black with now golden-red hair

Her skin glowing as the fire raged onward and onward

Cursing the pitch-black