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...I felt the stirring even of parts of me that had been dead since childhood,...
Author:
Denis Johnson
Book:
The Name of the World
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...I felt the stirring even of parts of me that had been dead since childhood, that sense of the child as a sort of antenna stuck in the middle of an infinite expanse of possibilities.
( Denis Johnson )
[ The Name of the World ]
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