Across a Gerund: USA/Europe

A writing-man makes words of value/weight across continents in a mod-Earth of incomplete-distances readings for shiny jars.

A world nets vignette for the holiday-season of travelers. Thanks for reading! 

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Mr. Amlan Satan was writing a contrast tale of American lady athletes and Euro-streets war-citizenry for a special gerund-image and knew his trek between the two continents of North America and Europe would complement his words of superstitions for the Earthling experience of Selfie-dodechaedrons now. Follow along.

His forthright feeling that lady field sports imagery in the American Homeland could contrast with the gerunds of Euro-war examination was right-on; and he knew it. The Earthling populations were separate by experience and outcomes by culture and decisions of trends and risks and profit and power (sure). He knew his image-tell of American sports and European war would make for 21st-Century gerund ideals of Earthling consciousness. However, it was while he walked the lands that this feeling became more and more like rational Realism (for the Ego!).

EUROPEAN SOLDIER WOMAN: Thanx for this stranger interest for story-tell, friend.

AMLAN: Well, I consider myself an expo-journals man of Earthling superstitions/IQ!

EUROPEAN SOLDIER WOMAN: That's rich and complex in theory, and I'm part of it.

AMLAN: I guess I shall return to the American Homeland with hyperbole for ink!

EUROPEAN SOLDIER WOMAN: Maybe a fiction for two separated twins (USA/Europe).

AMLAN: Facebook-like?

HOTEL CONCIERGE: Fantastic pizza, sir...hotel-kitchen made?

AMLAN: Yeah, good complement for lounge-TV football on this given Sunday!

HOTEL CONCIERGE: You've the look of someone who's thought about life/words.

AMLAN: Gerunds...bridge games between America and Europe (for pizza-spice).

HOTEL CONCIERGE: Facebook-like.

AMLAN: Earthling life's jury-material, yeah (thanx).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)