See the moon? It hates us. — Donald Barthelme
See the moon? It hates us. — Donald Barthelme
See the moon? It hates us. — Donald Barthelme
See the moon? It hates us. — Donald Barthelme
See the moon? It hates us. — Donald Barthelme
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See the moon? It hates us.

— Donald Barthelme
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When a kingdom rests on it, I always expect difficulty. Then, if there is none, no blame. But if there is, one is prepar — Geraldine Brooks, The Secret Chord
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All history is one continuous pestilence. There is no truth and there is no illusion. There is nowhere to appeal and now — Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, The First Circle
Given as much law as that man will be able to do anything and go anywhere, an the only trace of pessimism left in the hu — H.G. Wells
Maybe I should stop while I'm aheadNay, I swim with sea-demons no sweet summer tuned radioover my sunless desertscapehow — Moonshine Noire
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Don't you ever think that your mind can never harm you just because it is your mind! Your mind can really kill you. From — Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
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