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It’s only been three or four times that we’ve—come face to face. And each of those times—we seemed to be trying to find something in each other without knowing what it was that we wanted to find. It wasn’t a body hunger although—
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I still don’t understand it, but I know it was there, just as I know that your eyes and your voice are the two most beautiful things I’ve ever known—and also the warmest, although they don’t seem to be set in your body at all…
Tennessee Williams. Summer and Smoke, Act 2, Scene 11
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