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There in the page lies a crumpled tag
        Stopped hard at 431.
Might I assume sweet Harriett
       Could simply not go on?

The Motorola's up, I dream,
       As she reads languidly,
Barely hearing Maugham's fair words,
       For din of fast TV.

Perhaps the gal is only slight—
       Could not have won my heart.
No sound, no image left of her—
       But marker, Maugham, and art.

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LISTENING: Vampire Weekend

STUDYING: World War I

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READING: He That Cometh, by Sigmund Mowinkel

VIEWING: Sons of Anarchy

WRITING: Sheol

VIEWING: Sons of Anarchy

WRITING: The Year of Mythical Living

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