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ContemplativeLewis Warsh

9/16/74

Thoughts make men strangers and create great moments of urgency, as well as nervousness, when a thought moves you to wake up and light a cigarette and lie back on pillow, content in thinking, in playing the thought through, that's the only way for it to die! The death of a thought isn't wholesome like coming home from school for a glass of milk and cookies. There's no wholesomeness in guilt, but it comes in dreams in the form of pictures of saints and rabbinical figures lighting big cigars. There's no thought like the one I'm having. It bends me backwards in my chair so that

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