Krakow Melt (2010)
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They gather in the Old Town. The crowd slowly thickens with bodies as people stream through the archway like meat through a sausage machine. Zoom in on a man with glasses, batting away the red and white Solidarnoflag. He can’t see. There is nothing to see yet. The crowd is too calm.
Zoom out. The young are dressed in red and white, the colours of the revolution. The old are wearing grey or blue or beige. They want the revolution, but it will not disrupt their dressing routines. Nor should it.
St...atic.
All Poland is with us.
The crowd begins to chant. Out of focus, a man with a moustache echoes the words a split second before we hear them. He gets hit by a white balloon, but we don’t see who has thrown it. Perhaps a child.
Nie ma wolnoci bez Solidarnoci.
Nie ma wolnoci bez Solidarnoci.
No freedom without Solidarity.
The camera zooms out a bit too far, then readjusts. There are many balloons, only they are not balloons but white rubber batons the police are flailing. A woman falls to the ground as the police beat people back through the archway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They gather in the Old Town. The crowd slowly thickens with bodies as people stream through the archway like meat through a sausage machine. Zoom in on a man with glasses, batting away the red and white Solidarnoflag. He can’t see. There is nothing to see yet. The crowd is too calm.
Zoom out. The young are dressed in red and white, the colours of the revolution. The old are wearing grey or blue or beige. They want the revolution, but it will not disrupt their dressing routines. Nor should it.
St...atic.
All Poland is with us.
The crowd begins to chant. Out of focus, a man with a moustache echoes the words a split second before we hear them. He gets hit by a white balloon, but we don’t see who has thrown it. Perhaps a child.
Nie ma wolnoci bez Solidarnoci.
Nie ma wolnoci bez Solidarnoci.
No freedom without Solidarity.
The camera zooms out a bit too far, then readjusts. There are many balloons, only they are not balloons but white rubber batons the police are flailing. A woman falls to the ground as the police beat people back through the archway.
What to read after Krakow Melt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Allen Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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