The rising of the spring stirred a serious, mystical excitement in him, and made him forgetful of her. He would pick up eggshells, a bird's wing, a jawbone, the ashy fragment of a wasp's nest. He would peer at them as if he could read them, and pocket them as if he could own them. This is death at my hand, this is ruin in my breast pocket, where I keep my reading glasses.
— Sep 26, 2019 04:33AM
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