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Bill Brandt, South London, 1933
“Anyone who has been depressed knows this truth: There are too many of us.”
—Tito Titus [Poet on Fire]

Bill Brandt, South London, 1933

“Anyone who has been depressed knows this truth: There are too many of us.”

—Tito Titus [Poet on Fire]

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"When I blow words out my ass I want them to sparkle."

Sayings of Te Toh

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One day it blew all the people away. After that, things seemed to settle down.
~~Poet On Fire

One day it blew all the people away. After that, things seemed to settle down.

~~Poet On Fire

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"These things that I am not telling you, they really happened. I can’t tell you because you will think me hopelessly delusional or merely a liar. And so I tuck them away, behind my memory—the way a young woman, dressed in white, places her dried summer flowers in a trunk and locks the lid."

—Poet on Fire

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"I am alone without you. Terribly, painfully alone. Are you catching my drift?"

~~Poet on Fire

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"I dance in the street to the music in my head. Passersby see me and think me a fool. But they are the fools for they are missing the music. And besides, I’m the one with the awesome earphones."

Sayings of Te Toh

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