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No! Not easy. Not easy at all! At this very moment, twelve million stars are pumping light in and out of a three hundred and sixty degree notion of limited universe. Not easy. At this very moment, a dozen Long Island oysters are stranded in some laboratory in Chicago, opening and closing to the rhythm of the tide -- over a thousand miles away.
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And here we stand, the combined energy of our three magnificent minds focused irrevocably on a jacket. My God. There are more important things I promise you.
Cristofer, Michael. The Shadow Box. Samuel French, Inc. New York, NY. 1987. pp. 55-56.
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