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James Frederick
(11/11/2008 2:42:00 PM) |
'Morning enters the premises with a coroner's
punctuality, puts its ear
to the ribs of a cold radiator, detects sub-zero:
the afterlife has to start somewhere.'
What a harsh way to imagine a day beginning (beginning with the end) . Sometimes it is true.
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