This morning I saw a man drop his knapsack while crossing Yonge St. It split open upon impact, and out came a flurry of white paper that proceeded to scatter across the street and into the air like a flock of rebellious geese. Passersby tried catching them and herding them back to their owner, who was grabbing the nearest pages and stuffing them back in his bag while wearing the silliest, shit-eatingest grin imaginable.
I like to think they are all out there chasing them still. (I was too busy being amused to actually stop and help.)
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Is that what they call one of those Promising But Ultimately Dissipated First Novels?
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