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its annoying how much anytime I say or type S. this is what I think of. And now you will too.

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there is so much with just those three words. worth looking at, most notably, "es" is translated as "ash tree" in both Afrikaan and Dutch.

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translation of the hebrew at the beginning of the chapter

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slamming the doors.

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                                                    until

                                     higher

                         and 

           higher

rising

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(jonah is literally in the fish's belly)

(love song, with two goldfish) (He's a drifter, always floating around her, has nowhere else to go. He wishes she would sing, not much, just the scales; or take some notice, give him the fish eye.) (Bounded by round walls she makes fish eyes and kissy lips at him, darts behind pebbles, swallows his charms hook, line and sinker) (He's bowled over. He would take her to the ocean, they could count the waves. There, in the submarine silence, they would share their deepest secrets. Dive for pearls like stars.) (But her love's since gone belly-up. His heart sinks like a fish. He drinks like a stone. Drowns those sorrows, stares emptily through glass.) (the reason, she said she wanted) (and he could not give) a life beyond the (bowl)  By Grace Chua

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The upside down atomic explosion.

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My letter for the editor.