Hugh looked down at some blue wildflowers like forget-me-nots that had somehow found a place to grow between the sleepers on the track. These innocents had their problem too: what is this frightful dark sun that roars and strikes at our eyelids every few minutes? Minutes? Hours more likely. Perhaps even days: the lone semaphores seemed permanently up, it might be sadly expeditious to ask about trains oneself.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Under The Volcano - pg. 116
Labels: Malcolm Lowry
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