Regan Parkin

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Moss doesn’t think about being alive and mountains don’t consider themselves to be dead. Death has no place in the vocabulary of nature. To worry about death is to forget that we, the moss, and the mountains are all part of an undiminished whole that isn’t measured in breaths.
Field Guide to the Haunted Forest (Haunted Forest Trilogy)
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