WoodWe age in darkness like woodand watch our phantoms

WoodWe age in darkness like woodand watch our phantoms changetheir clothesof shingles and board

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Richard Brautigan's quote reflects on the passage of time and the inevitable changes that come with it. The imagery of aging "in darkness like wood" evokes a sense of decay and stagnation, suggesting that, like wood, we experience a slow transformation that is often unnoticed until significant changes occur. The metaphor highlights how our lives are intertwined with the surrounding environment and the subtle shifts in our identities.

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