Tag: sign

No one drank anything stronger than champagne
He must be a very great poet
In those days you did not really need anything
You expected to be sad in the fall
Anything we’d do today would be fun
Is there something wrong?
You used to loan me books
This is going to work, I tell myself
We don’t even exist
He was loud, boastful, vain, domineering
I’m a worrier and cynic at heart
I cannot relax any muscle anywhere in my body
He couldn’t remember surfacing
… and then they all raced into the trees
If you want to go, go
There must be an answer
Now I can go home, the danger is past
Her face, she thought, was too small, her chin too narrow
It’s all a misunderstanding
This isn’t a game you’re playing
Hey! Come out o’ there, you!
You don’t like it? Go find another universe!
Here, let me tell you about my theory of moving backwards in time …
There was plenty to fear
We were just marking time
I now belong to an incredibly exclusive club
Watching the world go by
It’s all a lot of nonsense
They made their own arrangements
Our minds tend toward the prosaic
Nobody could have expected it, or be expecting it
A distant call
He is not really listening, is he?
Calm yourself. Stop trembling. Listen.
Tell me about the voice in the night
He’ll wait for it minute by minute
Don’t waste your time
Fearless in an interesting way
Or something like that
You ever make a mistake?
But already the moment was gone
Maybe that was part of the problem
She had never liked rules
She looked down at the sidewalk until she was past
They were alive; they’d keep living
It’s been a long time
In his dream, he sat, all hungry and lonely, in his house and wanted more
It would be difficult, but not impossible
They had nothing to lose
Still, there are things we want but cannot have