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A Story of Quiet - Joseph Robertson - |
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| i. i would
tell you a story would become entangled stuck in the throat where its own its birth slowed & we would have gained the story the true body ii. so let us speak solely of origins it is no easy venture (the origins break ranks incessantly: iii. some have been assertions about patterns of need restrictions fed into delicate matrices iv. our origins do not desire they are the fixtures of mind the story must always pass aggregate (disseminate) v. the unspeaking air wants words calculates a mystery encounters shields against happenstance vi. the unspeaking air that floods enraptures a zenith vii. quiet viii. i would tell you histories the ix. you might locate metamorphoses a sanctified impossibility in blanched uncommon quiet x. if it is a wheel if it is the clear [ © 2001 Joseph Robertson ] |
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