Matt De La Pena Quotes
He Stared At The Glowing Moon Again, And He Listened To The Whispering Ocean. His Thoughts Were More Staticky Than Before, But For The First Time Since The Summer Started, He Felt Like He Understood The Ocean's Whispering. It All Came Down To This. The Darkness. The Loneliness. The Mystery. The Fact That Everyone's Days Were Numbered, And It Didn't Matter If You Were In Premier Class Or Worked In Housekeeping. Those Were Only Costumes People Wore. And Once You Stripped Them Away You Saw The Truth. This Giant Ocean And This Dark Pressing Sky. We Only Have A Few Minutes, But The Unexplainable World Is Constant And Forever Marching Forward.
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