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Rothkowitz

I, as in a dream saw destruction fall on cities, on homes, spreading out across the waters and I choked with fear at the destruction of worlds as death spread out over the waves I was surprised to find that the water was not, as I had imagined, that of the ocean, but only my tub filled with water ripples from a leaky faucet heralding the ends of the earth
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Sep 15, 2010
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