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  1. The AtlanticDavid Duchovny2/2/218 min
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    • DellwoodBarker3 years ago

      Lovely. Inspiring.

      What a great song lyric:

      “Stay on the train, the scenery will change.”

      • Ruchita_Ganurkar3 years ago

        Well, this sentence perfection is an impossible target. can teach you so many lessons. And the lyrics go for it as well. Whether you want to be perfect or not, you'd fail & fail again & again, intentions won't matter at all.

        You should learn how to be good at falling, right? It'll either make you strong or weak depends how you happen to come back ⬅️

        • bill
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          3 years ago

          Ruchita_Ganurkar - your scouts are amazinggggg! I need to bookmark your profile or something because I don’t want to miss anything you post. Can’t thank you enough for the gifts you keep giving!

    • KentFackenthall3 years ago

      Good stuff. Some great mojo here about writing and connecting with family. Had no idea David Duchovny wrote, much less, this well.

      • bill
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        3 years ago

        Whoa, yeah, sweet. I totally agree. And it it wasn’t for this comment I would have missed the fact that this was written by David Duchovny. Great catch!

    • bill
      Top reader of all time
      3 years ago

      The energy created by hamartia, the near miss. The crackling freedom and electricity when you forget your lines. To create is to fail. And to fail is to fall. And to fall is to be human. When we fall, we reach out our hands to all of humanity, going back even to that first wacky keystone couple who slipped on an apple peel and fell flat on their faces, Adam and Eve.