James Rozoff Quotes
Such Places Exist Among The Endless Abodes Of Every Major City, Places That Seem To Be Sanctuaries From The Present, Immune To The Hustle And Bustle, The Sound And Fury That In The End Change Nothing. Like Long Unopened Books Sitting Upon Dusty Shelves, There Exist People Filled With Knowledge That Has Somehow Been Saved From Extinction. But Buried As They Are By Time, There Abides In Them Yet A Seed Awaiting The Proper Condition For Germination. There Is Some Process That Occurs In Dormancy, Some Subtle Shifting Of The Fabric Of Reality That Science Has Yet To Discover. From Such Forgotten Places As These Occasionally Springs, In Some Unseen Future, A Gigantic Oak Whose Day Has Come.
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