Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein: With Two Shorter StoriesStein, Gertrude
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Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein: With Two Shorter Stories
Stein, Gertrude
Experimental fiction, American
When she continued saying that she was that one she was having what she
was having and was continuing expecting to be that one and she was not
denying that being one having lost what she had lost she was bewildering
in being one expecting to be that one. In expecting to be that one she
did say that she was that one and that she deciding was completely
deciding that she was continuing being that one.
She might have arranged that thing arranged deciding to be that one if
she had not been one being that one and having what she was having and
being one deciding to be expecting that she was continuing being that
one.
She did decide that she was expecting continuing being that one, she did
have what she did have, she did decide to continue deciding to be that
one, she did not arrange to be that one, she did not decide to arrange
to be that one, she did not decide to expect to be that one, she did
have what she did have, she did continue to be that one, she did lose
what she had lost and she did decide to continue to be that one. She did
not ask what she did not ask, she did decide, and not asking what she
did not ask and having what she did have she did decide to continue to
be that one. In not asking what she did not ask she did not refuse what
she did not refuse and in not refusing what she did not refuse she did
decide to continue to decide what she did decide in continuing to be
that one. She did decide to continue to be expecting to be that one and
continuing to be that one she did say that she was expecting to be
continuing being that one. Having what she had she was not arranging to
decide what in deciding to be continuing expecting to be that one she
was continuing to decide.
If any one needing loving is being one and being loving could be doing
what that one is doing then that one giving loving is giving what that
one the one loving could be giving if that one were giving what that one
is giving. Such a one is one. Any one who is such a one is such a one.
One who is one and is not such a one is one who is one is one who giving
and loving and needing is giving and loving and needing and could not
have been giving without loving and could not have been loving without
needing and could not have been needing without giving and could not
have been giving and loving and needing without having been giving and
needing and loving. One who is loving and giving and needing is one
completely giving and completely loving and completing needing.
That one is one. That one the one who is one is one. That one the one
who is the one that is that one is one, is the one who is that one.
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