For John Ritter
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1 such was his rubber face. he bounced around and tripped and spun and stumbled as if his sense of humor was a disease, as if his sense of humor stayed with him even if he wished it away or if it ruined other choices or if he mugged himself into hollywood obscurity 2 his feet were clowns his face was a clown his heart was clownish and yet soft and warm as a tear when you hear a funnyman is gone 3 sex will never be as zany, double entendree's will never again be like double scoops of wicked ice cream 4 true clowns elicit laughter long after they take their last pratfall into the blue open sky, long after they land flat on our aching memories. © Lamont Palmer
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