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A Walk In The Rain
Well, into every life a little rain must fall, and the careful man learns to keep himself dry. Another great line from The Bat (1959) starring Vincent Price and Agnes Morehead – two paragons of the styles of performance they … Continue reading
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The fainter stars
I wonder if the fainter stars, those not more distant but less bright, their fuel perhaps reduced by age, the entropy that comes with time, feel they burn just as brightly now as once they ever did. Do they, confined … Continue reading