Being exquisitely alive.
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A longed-for, familiar shore at sunset.
Like waves of warm water rippling on to the shores of your heart.
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To be here in this one moment.
Absolutely none. I’ve had three run-ups at Captain Corelli’s Mandolin and I conclude it must be boring because I’ve never finished it.
It used to be loneliness, and it might still be.
Big. Funny. Man.
The internet going down – but not just for me, for everyone.
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