Today is the birthday of Anton Chekhov (born 1860), the Russian dramatist and short-story artist.
"And the whole world, the whole of life, seemed to Ryaobavich an aimless, unintelligible jest...The water was running, he knew not where or why...It had flowed into a great river, from the great river into the sea; then it had risen in vapor, turned into rain, and perhaps the very same water was running now before his eyes again...And why? For what purpose? -- The Kiss.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
So he let his own water run
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