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Nothing much seems to have changed here.
It’ll be a nice change for both of you.
There’s a very strong chance that we’re about to make history.
I was a nobody, a little ant scraping away at the soil.
The aliens have never made a hostile move against us.
These are the days we live in, though.
Night begins to fall beneath the trees.
There’s a tree out there. I saw it yesterday.
The World laughed and sang around him, invisible and glorious.
He stands thinking for a long time.
It’s a question of what love gives you the right to do.
We were on our own.
To my own surprise I was in no hurry to leave.
He felt physically incapable of moving.
No alien figures infested the landscape.
The sun was a hard white point directly overhead.
But all things must have an end, alas!
The river was busy whispering many things to the reeds.
The question is how long will it take you?
Want to play a game with me? Please. It’s fun.
I was sad to leave.
Everything was still stripped and bare.
The lightness returned.
He now missed how time had seemed to stand still at those moments.
Gone Fishin’
There are versions of happiness.
So how does it feel over there?
But she lives by it.
This is of course a metaphor.
The secret depths her smile concealed.
You know nothing about her.
It’s easy to let that happen.
Keep going. And watch your step.
I guess it’s true what they say, that no person is an island.
I’m staying in to read a book!
There are many ways in which we can be made happy.
She was gasping for her solitude like a lungful of clean air.
They don’t need clothes.
They don’t have names.
I’ll walk with you.
I couldn’t just sit there, but I really couldn’t leave.
Everyone is everywhere.
It’s nothing interesting.
Can I take a look?
He already lived in the middle of nowhere.
Where would you go?
I’m not insane.
I shall make something of it.
Was he the first to see it?
Gone fishin’
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