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The chronicler who narrates events without distinguishing between major and minor ones acts in accord with the following truth: nothing that has ever happened should be regarded as lost to history. — Walter Benjamin

26 June 2006

Melotonin Nights

We had our dreams once, cosy and promising.

Now these dreams are as blood in my eyes -- blood in the eyes as certain reptiles sometimes get. Or one who has been choked too long sometimes gets.

They come back and I ask them to leave, but this is oh so obviously only an invitation to stay. . .
Posted by Abjectus at 11:57 PM

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