such an acervation of sacks at the very outset that all progress impossible and no sooner imparted to the caravan the unthinkable first impulsion than arrested for ever and frozen in injusticethen from left to right or west to east the atrocious spectacle on into the black night of boundless futurity of the abandoned tormentor never to be victim then a little space then his brief journey done prostrate at the foot of a mountain of provisions the victim never to be tormentor then a great space then another abandoned and so on infinitely
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
How It Is - pg. 137
Labels: Samuel Beckett
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