I loved so and yet I ceased to love.

Her eyes became as nothing. Her lips became as nothing. Her voice became

as nothing. Her laughter and her tears, the movement of her body when

she walked, the strangeness of her face, the mysteries that made her one

apart and glorified her and the radiance that burned in me at her

approach—all became as nothing.

Miserable God. False Promiser. I have wished to know of death. I have

wondered what became of me when I went back to earth. Today I know.

“The Scavenger.”

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