they introduced me to Ky an Vod’h, a merchant of wild
ceramics and ideas. “I had beautiful twin daughters,” told me Ky, “but
I didn’t have enough money to marry them both. I sent one to work as a
prostitute in the city of monias, so she could earn something enough to marry the
other girl.”
rich” said Ky. “But I’m not doing very well. Won’t you buy all that
sadness that’s inside me?” he asked. “How much?” I
wanted to know
tree. His left hand was missing. They told me he
sold it (for a
dog, he
expected it
ceramics and ideas. “I had beautiful twin daughters,” told me Ky, “but
I didn’t have enough money to marry them both. I sent one to work as a
prostitute in the city of monias, so she could earn something enough to marry the
other girl.”
him and I together we
went through a bottle of whisky. “Since then, I gotrich” said Ky. “But I’m not doing very well. Won’t you buy all that
sadness that’s inside me?” he asked. “How much?” I
wanted to know
before he could answer my question, he was asleep. Ky was
no less than seven feet tall. He had a beard like the roots of a strongtree. His left hand was missing. They told me he
sold it (for a
dog, he
loved)
color. Cobalt blue a minute, phosphate yellow the next, gazon green when you leasthis eyes changed in
expected it
later I saw his girl in monias. She
was ... and ... but we ... anyway::: ::: :::
[Picture: Hands by reading_is_dangerous (Feb. 6, 2007)]
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