“Wendy, I’m Home”. Photographed by Dorian Ulisses for Vogue.it

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“Wendy, I’m Home”. Photographed by Dorian Ulisses for Vogue.it
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Hungry and thirsty for holiness He left the world His own people and himself.
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Marge Piercy, from If They Come in the Night
She was in the carriage, and felt that he had placed her there, that his will and his hands had down it—
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Total destruction. Bright light.
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