Christ, oh pharos of the world, how and with what blind faith, could one find one's way back, fight one's way back, now, through the tumultuous horrors of five thousand shattering awakenings, each more frightful than the last, from a place where even love could not penetrate, and save in the thickest flames there was no courage? On the wall the drunks eternally plunged. But one of the little Mayan idols seemed to be weeping ...
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Under The Volcano - pg. 201
Labels: Malcolm Lowry
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