Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein: With Two Shorter Stories — John Shaqi
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
There are many millions of men being living and many millions are very
certain that they are seeing the thing at which they are looking. In
many men there is a mixture in them of being strongly certain of seeing
the thing at which they are looking and just being certain that they are
seeing the thing at which they are looking. In some men there is a
mixture in them of being certain of being strongly certain, of not being
strongly certain, of being quite certain, of being uncertain that they
are seeing the thing at which they are all looking. In all the men who
are being living there is something of being certain of seeing the thing
at which they are looking. In all the men who are being living there is
a kind of feeling about being certain of seeing that at which they are
looking.
Loving is loving and being a baby is something. Loving is loving. Being
a baby is something. Having been a baby is something. Not having been a
baby is something that comes not to be anything and that is a thing that
is beginning. Having been a baby is something having been going on being
existing. Not having been a baby is something not being existing. Loving
is loving. Not having been a baby could be everything. Having been a
baby is something. Being a baby is something. Loving is something.
Loving is loving. Not being a baby is something.
Any one has been a baby and has then been something. Any one is not a
baby and is then something. Not coming to be a baby is not anything. Not
coming to be loving is something. Coming to be loving is something.
Loving is something. Babies have been existing. Babies are existing.
Babies are something being existing. Not being babies is something being
existing.
Loving is something. Anything is something. Babies are something. Being
a baby is something. Not being a baby is something.
Coming to be anything is something. Not coming to be anything is
something. Loving is something. Not loving is something. Loving is
loving. Something is something. Anything is something.
Anything is something. Not coming to anything is something. Loving is
something. Needing coming to something is something. Not needing to
coming to something is something. Loving is something. Anything is
something.
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