Because I owe thee everything. As he approached the planks and the crowd banked up beyond, he realized only vaguely that the noise he heard was applause, a scattered clapping rattle as if the plaza had no use now for its throat but only its nervous hands. He heard himself holding to his brother's arm, saying No with the crowd as it shouted No! He presents the ear to the matador, who then holds up the ear to the crowd, and begins to circle the outskirts of ring to receive the applause. He saw the black band. That same year, in a questionable business decision, a second bullring was built. He walked in the sound as if he were alone and unwatched, carrying a bloody sword. That same wind rattles the steel and plastic of the new domed bullring south of town, where the owners have given up the corrida in favor of more lucrative concerts and, perhaps as a sop for those of us who like a little silliness with our sangre, midget carnivals and cockfights. Was The Matadors Halloween Extravaganza enough to resurrect The Dead Souls of Chachi On Acid –. The crowd rose to its feet. Music to my ears: Tri-M Honors Society.
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The bull dropped stiff and sudden on its side, lifeless in a wink. He saw his brother Pepe start too, his gay fast tiptoe stops perfectly timed in his quartering run across the cuning course of ihe hull's charge, pausing a fluid instant, pivoting, as the green sticks flashed down into the driving black shoulders and went away. Music to my ears: Tri-M Honors Society –. Flamenco encouragement. He heard it, with the stick shafts rattling and the breath hacking at him from the flaring wet nostrils, coming, and his right hand slipping from the cloth. They ring out in some rings.
Not to have fear was actually not to fear any rending physical act. He came bashful, walking spindle-legged in his light charro panis, gripping his crimped straw sombrero in both hands. As he came toward the planks to enter the burladero again, his peon Goyo Salinas stepped out with a sudden flourish and inspiration. Bit of soccer support. He saw the bull stop, the blood splashing from the mouth, as Goyo ran in flinging his cape to spin the bull around, and Enrique coming in fast from the other side to spin the bull back, wringing the bull from side to side, dizzying the stricken thing to make it fall, to hasten the bright frothing hemorrhage from the swordpierced lung, while the crowd screamed the cowardice of the sword thrust and the illegality of the dizzying capes. Music to a matadors ears to tail. He heard the sound of the crowd seeing the man they paid to be brave writhing for his life, as if the pay were not enough. Holding to the planks while Tacho sewed, Luis felt the dullness, the lateness, grow. He'll take them al quiebro! His peons followed along dragging their capes according to the ritual of triumphs, stuffing cigars in their pockets, holding flowers in their hands, tossing the rest back into the stands. Paco Sava's eyes were shiny wide. Miss, home of the Rebels.
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Another way to say "Yay! "___ ELO" (palindromic compilation album). All the horns, all the bulls, all the afternoon. Cheer heard at a Brazil-Argentina match, perhaps. Reaction to a good pass? Cheer to one being charged. It fell the flame of it revealing for an instant the secret empty heart of the blackness. Parading around with his support crew, the matador is proud, happy and beaming.
1946 song "_____ Buttermilk Sky". Cheers at some World Cup games. Encouragement in Toledo. He did not elude them by any process of thought: the years he had spent in the plazas were his servants now, rushing up to guard him while his eyes and his wrist and his feet took desperate command to lead the horns safely by. Matador adorer's cry. Music to a matadors ears song. Only the pennants on the rim caught the lowering sun. Goyo spoke as he went by.
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Coats, scarves, handbags, high-heeled shoes, shirts, flowers, cigars. Luis turned, looking up at the Judge. Shouts heard in bullrings. Sound of ju-bull-ation? Let me break off the thread! " Chant heard in many European stadiums. I owe you one, you know. L. Ron Hubbard's "___ Doc Methuselah". Music to a matadors ears to ears. You can walk away if you kill it. They watched him work the bull away from querencia, a step at a time, chopping the cloth, leading. Shout for the picador. The fear that drained away from Luis Bello's heart, leaving him free, neither dried nor disappeared. Word in many Mexican restaurant names. He felt the flashing wrench of the blow on his back, ripping silk jerking as he slammed down seeing the shape loom gugging, hearing the humping scrape of the horns.
Soldiers and policemen were closing around him in the callejon. Cheer for Real Madrid. "You can do it, Toro, you're the one! If these guys had channelled The Smiths, there might have been trouble. Shout accented on the second syllable. Spaniard's "Splendid! Accolade for Manolete. His right wrist went numb with the twisting weight. He could feel his hand slipping and he stepped back leading the horns out and away. He came holding the sword pointing downward in his right hand, and the red cloth in his left. Luis tried to brush the sand from his wet face. Cry at la tauromaquia.
With all the dread in him he tried, and he jerked away like a frightened amateur when the horns arrived. The plaza's eyes were fastened on a figure dressed in lilac and silver standing light-footed on the sand, a pair of green banderillas held high, poised and pointed at a black bull. The bull's flank bumped him and he stumbled, wringing a scream from the stands as the peon Enrique's cape flared, taking the threat away. Hurrah for El Farruco. LUIS walked out very slow, the sticks pointed down, his eyes checking the positions of his peons with their capes, and then turning intently to the horns. Heedless of the horns now as death held his hand, Luis Bello mounted the sword. He heard it, seeing it, the quick razzling rip of the silk and Pepe in the air, the red cloth whirling and the smash on the sand, and himself with every cape in the plaza running without thought, croaking dry-mouthed, coming to the place.
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