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By: amira.manel.mahiddine@gmail.com "A fax machine sits atop the only piece of furniture in the corridor. The Oxygen Age receives one letter daily. A sheet of paper containing a piece of identity, a memory from a distant place, from a distant time."
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The Telephone and Television Age
(PROLOGUE/?)
Isn't it your disease, isn't it your miracle that you think? Isn't it the wonder that you look up to, follow, tread behind? Isn't it the gratification of minuscules that wracks your unity? And you are besotted with it? And you find it intolerable and tasking? And you pray to escape it every chance that you get? And you cannot live without it? And you cannot sit with or within it for too long? And you cannot glimpse a thing if not because of it?
This individual meticulously formed universe, littered to infinity with everything, is it not, too, just a big 'box of memories' both lived and yet to be touched? Is the love for the whole world not simultaneously a fear of losing it? Is the fear of one's vision being lost in time not just the love of it?
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