Paullina Simons Quotes

Each
day Brought Just Another Minute Of The Things They Could Not Leave Behind. Jane Barrington Sitting On The
train Coming Back To Leningrad From Moscow, Holding On To Her Son, Knowing She Had Failed Him, Crying
for Alexander, Wanting Another Drink, And Harold, In His Prison Cell, Crying For Alexander, And Yuri
Stepanov On His Stomach In The Mud In Finland, Crying For Alexander, And Dasha In The Truck, On The
Ladoga Ice, Crying For Alexander, And Tatiana On Her Knees In The Finland Marsh, Screaming For
Alexander, And Anthony, Alone With His Nightmares, Crying For His Father.

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