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Banishment by Ovid and Me

Posted on April 12, 2016 by toritto

When the saddest memory comes to mind, of that night, my last hour in the city, when I recall that night when I left so much so dear to me, even now tears fall from my eyes. The day was … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Augustus, banishment, birth right, Caesar, Crime, definition of crime, ed snowden, empire, exile, Moscow Airport, Ovid, passport, poetry, Rome, United States | 3 Comments

The River

Posted on October 30, 2014 by toritto

Vladimir sat on the bank of the river remembering his brother Alexandre. He had dreamed the night before, that they were fishing together on the far away Volga. It was officially Spring, yet winter held on here in eastern Siberia. … Continue reading →

Posted in short story | Tagged a pen name, Alexandre Kerensky, exile, historical, krupskaya, Lena River, Lenin, Nicholas II, short story, Siberia, Soviet Union, the river, Tsar Alexander II, Tsar Nicholas II, vladimir ulyanov. nom de plume | 4 Comments

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