Shukyou Quotes
Outside The Train, The World Went By, And Somewhere Above Him In The Sky, A Plane Flew Away, And Objects In Motion Would Stay In Motion, And Objects At Rest Would Stay At Rest. Isaac Newton -- The Real One, The One Isaac Had Been Named After -- Had Figured Out That Law, And A Law Wasn't A Theory, It Was A Law. The Air Rick Had Breathed Out Was Still In Isaac's Apartment, And The Sheets Still Smelled Like Him, And There Were Little Parts Of Him Everywhere, And Someday He'd Come Home, And Against The Great Scale Of Universal Time, A Few Months Wasn't Long At All. Before Isaac Even Knew It, They'd Be Together. The Train Would Rock Its Way Down The Tracks And Rick's Airplane Would Fly West And The Planet Would Rotate And The Solar System Would Turn And The Galaxy Would Spin And The Universe Would Keep On Expanding, And With Enough Time, Everything In It Would Again Be Made Right.
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