American drama -- 20th century; Experimental fiction, American; Prose poems
If a duty is so done that there is a chance let no one who passes any
way engage a room. Let them do so, show them that direction, have the
language and do not distribute more than all of that selection, this
makes knowledge all increasing and makes the return of patient splendor
show the shadow that there is in that intention. This is not a dream.
This has the same thing as the pleasant conversation and request. A song
is not more than necessary.
If the message is sent and received and if the tunes have words then
certainly there will be soon the center piece which has not been
removed. Every little flower has a number. There is that way to
question.
A regret with more comes when the tickets which are not serious were
written and the same time was stated. Then there comes to be not a
surprise but a result. There is no more than any enquiry.
A walk is not where the door shows a light, a walk is where there is a
request to describe a description. A walk is when a place is not to be
exchanged. There is a respect in every walk.
There is a result in every walk and the turn is there, the foot and the
boot have that union that there can be slippers. Talking of the return
of that shows that there will not be an opening. There is no reason to
exchange the joke.
No mending, no mining, no motto, no mine, no pin, no purchase no salad
no oyster, no practice, no more, no thought, no happy day and the best
is there and there is everywhere. Say it all in the morning, put it off
in the day, have it come in the evening, use the tune every day, say it
and please the organ, laugh and remain the same, coughing goes by favor,
and coming has a day to stay any way some way that way.
Full and the tune, a shaking of the ends is not paling in the more and
then if there is no exercise there must be that and anyhow why should
there be an implacable substitute. There is no exaggeration.
All and one and any place to make a gold color show on paper, that is
not the evening, that is what is heard. Any pleasure is the one and
every evening is no matter. All this does not make that weigh more than
again. There is no patient perfume. This is not the sign of release.
Blame no more than the mouth and this makes that regulation. There is
that use and there is no way and there must be that and there shall be a
disposition. That is the sign. Any language cannot be foreign.
Lumber is not brick and brick is redder. The path of a rug is that which
is not returned. Enough has been put that way.
Pile on more potatoes than corn-meal and more sausage than chicken and a
little more tender oil than egg and all the eggs are fresh. So fresh and
fair is no behaviour when the whole thing has disappeared. A taste and a
branch and a sucking of the day and the calm and the man and the noise
so wettingly. This which sees that which mourns that which colors any
moon all the paste is so straight and a scissors has a pleasing line to
measure and there is no hidden treasure.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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