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A DINOSAUR EATING THE NIGHT Death had frozen his mind and all his musings become icicles stalactites and stalagmites  of thought. He snapped a thought off an even number of stalactites and stalagmites . Then he placed them one by one in his jaws like row upon row of dinosaur teeth. "Roar!' he roared roaring himself out of this "whatever it is!" "Roar!" he roared again eating the night and all it brought with his new stalactitestalagmite dinosaur teeth. When the night was all eaten he lay back and fell asleep inside the dream's dream. "Brother!" he said and his dead brother comforted him as if he was not dead. "Brother!" he cried but the world had reappeared ready for the new day that was spread before it.
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Aug 18, 2016
Aug 18, 2016 at 6:58 AM UTC
A DINOSAUR EATING THE NIGHT
A DINOSAUR EATING THE NIGHT Death had frozen his mind and all his musings become icicles stalactites and stalagmites  of thought. He snapped a thought off an even number of stalactites and stalagmites . Then he placed them one by one in his jaws like row upon row of dinosaur teeth. "Roar!' he roared roaring himself out of this "whatever it is!" "Roar!" he roared again eating the night and all it brought with his new stalactitestalagmite dinosaur teeth. When the night was all eaten he lay back and fell asleep inside the dream's dream. "Brother!" he said and his dead brother comforted him as if he was not dead. "Brother!" he cried but the world had reappeared ready for the new day that was spread before it.
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Aug 18, 2016
Aug 18, 2016 at 6:58 AM UTC
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