Control, misinterpretation, indebtedness, burdened, suffocating but unchosen kinship; red tin box dug up in the suburban hills; diary and videotape thrown into the fire by mother; in the face of disgusting truth, justice The conscience is like a boy who is unable to fight by his father; the bright football helmet is unable to save the soul of rescue; the asthma is dead in the elevator; the memory of numbness is in the middle of the disabled father ...; the house in the desert , innocent, impulsive, ideal; manuscript papers scattered all over the floor, alcohol, lost emotions; epilepsy, hallucinations, blood on the forehead, the library trash can on fire; a train that seems to never stop on the winding tracks; a The dog named Homer... Words form sentences. Sentence by sentence, constitutes a lifetime that does not seem worthy of being read. Burn all the cruel twists and turns, ignite the increasingly cold heart, and leave others with an imaginative opening. From now on, it's none of your business, hang high, wander, find yourself, don't stop, don't lose...
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