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He sat in dewy grass Writing a pastoral dialog. “And death is also here,” mused he. “All art depends on gravity.” He neatly ordered his pages. She wove lilacs in her hair, Standing on moss in the damp morning air. He considered that God might be in all things. Was he blaspheming by crushing the grass? But of course Bentham’s calculus obviates sin. He thoughtfully scratched his chin. She approached him from behind, Dismayed by the clutch of wildflowers Someone had wrenched out by the roots and thrown away, Yet suffused in the absolute peace of that day. She touched his arm—a summons. What was that sensation? He was left without rational explanation.
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 6:08 PM UTC
The Thesis of the Hero's Foil
He sat in dewy grass Writing a pastoral dialog. “And death is also here,” mused he. “All art depends on gravity.” He neatly ordered his pages. She wove lilacs in her hair, Standing on moss in the damp morning air. He considered that God might be in all things. Was he blaspheming by crushing the grass? But of course Bentham’s calculus obviates sin. He thoughtfully scratched his chin. She approached him from behind, Dismayed by the clutch of wildflowers Someone had wrenched out by the roots and thrown away, Yet suffused in the absolute peace of that day. She touched his arm—a summons. What was that sensation? He was left without rational explanation.
david-adamson
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Jul 29, 2015
Jul 29, 2015 at 6:08 PM UTC
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