Sanch Writes

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The road through solitary is heroic, the most terrible of paths, an odyssey into the invisible, and circular. Solitary is stifling, seems impossible to leave. It shrieks with unforgiving gods and wild imaginings. The traveller trips into loneliness, wallows in lamentation, throbs with molecules of meaninglessness. Not everyone returns, and those who do come clad in a different disposition.
She I Dare Not Name: A spinster's meditations on life
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