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Wednesday, October 20, 2004

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It looked alive, but it was lifeless. Amidst the fauna of a succulent jade tree, it had expired. Its life extinguished. So unlike its normal states of flutter and industry. Cold and still, like a soft, plush child's toy. Beautiful still, and yet distressingly taboo. Death. It is so strangely alien, though it happens every day. It is always mourned and often ignored. And on the other side, the greatest mystery yet.

Brian posted at 1:00 PM.
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