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Don’t be stubborn
Cover me with rocks
We were trying to find ways not to be villains
We had something to say to one another
It’s the realest thing in the world
I don’t like fiendish illusions
Its ancientness inscrutable and daunting and moving
The rock face was streaked with moss
I stared helplessly
There was suddenly the sense that the party was verging out of control
The party was my idea
Did it matter?
Gone fishin’
If you can touch it then it’s real
It’s how we grow. Art’s a means to measure that growth
On’s the only way to go and that’s where I’ve headed ever since
My room was still there
I thought I was free at last but don’t ask me what from
It is a part of the natural order of things
Mankind is a transparent mystery
No one came to chase them away
I imagine it was mostly an accident
A team – that’s how it felt
He turned his face from her
They made their own arrangements
Cement is a constituent of concrete, which also contains sand, gravel and crushed rock
It is perhaps enough to say that it is very common and it is always wrong
He is not really listening, is he?
Something’s not right
He was always perched in the same spot
Alone in a cozy little place, calm and untroubled
Wouldn’t you love to live here?
It was just something that had happened
What could account for so much going wrong all at once?
What the hell are you doing?
The air was brisk, and the tall, old stone building imposing
One never knows quite whom or what to trust
The creation of a new moment
It had been a peculiar week
Let me just slow this down a little bit here
I could have gone through the door
I was quiet a moment
Nowhere is safe these days
Let’s go someplace else
The rocks move all the time
A man who won’t listen can’t hear
I command whisperers, not warriors
Makes you wonder what lies beyond
He had run out of words
Here was the house

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