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Chamber of Secrets
The poetry of life
Sunday, November 13, 2005
Örnklippan
Örnklippan
Bakom terrariets glas
reptilerna
underligt orörliga.
En kvinna hänger tvätt
i tystnaden.
Döden är vindstilla.
I markens djup
glider min själ
tyst som en komet.
Tomas Tranströmer
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This is a good life. Many books are yet unread, many mysteries yet unsolved, great depths of life still undiscovered. I am here to unveil as much of this peculiar existence of mine as possible. And then share some of it with you!
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