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riverrun, past Eve and Adams in the end there is a beginning that must never end. It is hardly difficult to argue that this is no time for the fatuous and that nothing is more fatuous than scribbling poetry at dawn. But compulsion and desire will out. We must sing of this world not some better unknown star. The given is the wool we weave. All times are equally terrible and equally sublime. The eternal politics of horror must never stifle the human heart. Which serves to make clear that
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 6:25 AM UTC
Optimistic Möbius
riverrun, past Eve and Adams in the end there is a beginning that must never end. It is hardly difficult to argue that this is no time for the fatuous and that nothing is more fatuous than scribbling poetry at dawn. But compulsion and desire will out. We must sing of this world not some better unknown star. The given is the wool we weave. All times are equally terrible and equally sublime. The eternal politics of horror must never stifle the human heart. Which serves to make clear that
mike-essig
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Oct 17, 2016
Oct 17, 2016 at 6:25 AM UTC
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