The Atopia Chronicles (Atopia, #1)
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fell asleep and dreamt of flying above fields of golden daisies with sunshine filling a perfect golden sky. I dreamt of babies with blue eyes, alive but never living, their blue eyes filling blue seas with blue pain.
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It was like watching an ancient rerun of a television show about country living, complete with sheets flapping like white flags surrendering yesteryear on the clothesline out back.
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The man with no future, who existed only in the moment, was invisible to a world fixated on anywhere but where they actually were.
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Perception was reality. Was reality, therefore, equivalent to perception? A slippery slope if there ever was one. Thus the question of this world being real or not was more troubling than it may have at first seemed.
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Why was it that human beings had this God-shaped hole in their heads that needed to be filled when the mind grabbed at straws?
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“Second, the only meaning to life is the one that you give it, and don’t let anyone tell you any different.”
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Not much wild was left in the world today. It was ironic that tourists now lined up to come to a completely artificial island that was built to perfect synthetic reality, all to enjoy a shred of the old reality by dusting themselves down in smarticles.
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copycats.” As he said this, an LAPD officer burst from the bushes, disheveled and
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So this is what reality feels like.