“Take your belongings and head for the old dormitory. The dorm is a good one; it's located at the south-east of the college campus—

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You remind me of the ocean,

slick-silvered fish

Honk, honk the automobile keeps sounding.

One day he will sing his song.

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Our conversations end mid-sentence.

Wikipedia lists the 5 senses thus: taste, sight, touch, smell and hearing, and they are all important, but it's sight that dominates the

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It was a pair of forceps that brought me into the world. The metallic tongs pulled me out of my mother's womb. I don't remember the

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British author Kazuo Ishiguro, best known for his novel "The Remains of the Day" and whose emotional uprooting from his native Japan has left an indelible stamp on his work, wins the 2017 Nobel Literature Prize.

Him: Off to India. What should