Cowboys/Artichoke

A Story by Abishai100

Fathers-sons moves and emotions compose this special American Dream adjective for things of mice-and-men.

A complex fathers-sons American Dream tale, inspired by Flesh and Bone (Dennis Quaid).

DISCLAIMER: This work of fiction offers no ties to any person(s)/body and all images/references used herein comprise a purely 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' interpretation).

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Mr. Amlan Satan had moved from Algiers, settled into Phoenix, opened his own ranch and dairy, prepared his eatery-dive, all within 2 years, after making $15M on Wall-St. during the 2009 mini-crash (wow). Well, his father stalked him to the States and wanted to reconcile his bond with him, but mostly he wanted in on his American Dream, but Satan (Jr.) knew this wasn't a hospitality-reading...it was a dark-skies meditation of fathers-sons bread/fruit (for the Ego).

AMLAN: I've had this memory journal image on social media about the Pow-Wow.

GIRLFRIEND: Native-American celebrity for your cowboy-ventures for quills.

AMLAN: Preparing myself emotionally for dad's visit from the East, darling.

GIRLFRIEND: Don't compromise your American view for wrought cleats, cowboy.

AMLAN: Good image (Facebook-like).

DAD: Got you this cowboy-music instrument, boy.

AMLAN: Thanx, father.

DAD: Good to see you...you earn your dreams, boy (ha).

AMLAN: Still got that ale-consciousness from Algiers, father?

DAD: Your girlfriend's a peach.

AMLAN: I just need instruments...not long-term conversation, dad.

DAD: Hey, I'll return to Algiers if you're not the hospitality-kind.

AMLAN: That's American...self-chosen music (thanx).

Amlan's father departed. Amlan Satan decided to recount the contact in a special story, surely Pulitzer-caliber. He wondered if he was still Algerian at heart or simply an American cowboy, and he embraced his Selfie-universe as fortune-football (for the Ego), like so many others.

GIRLFRIEND: Good to see dad go, eh?
AMLAN: Without doubt (thanx).

GIRLFRIEND: Americans have to be touch...cinematic.

AMLAN: Selfie-like (ok).

Amlan penned a series of bizarre comics about strange adventures with super humans of stranger views of American fantasy, drawing inspiration from his own life and memories of migration and bound-Romanticism (wow). He'd never forget his father, however...a man who strangely sought to weave back into his fortune-currency American Dream life, if only to remind him his fathers-sons adjective was simply not delicious.