Fallen the forest that one time...
HallgrÃmur poetry extract in this novel.
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Heaven and HellOf course, words in computers tend to disappear, become nothing, become locked up in old programs, be erased when the computer crashes and our thoughts and actions turn to air; in a hundred years, let alone a thousand, no-one will know that we existed.
.... one day we come across old letters and something strange stirs inside us, we sense a thread that reaches from us back into the dimness of the past
pickIt wasn't the cheeriest way to close out the year, but it was nevertheless beautiful.
Life in a small village at the edge of the world is not as dull as it would seem. It undulates, just like the sea. And the people who reside there burn bright with dreams, secrets, love, and loss.
âââ½ - Better than So-So. I'm feeling generous, so I'll hesitantly call it a Pick. It was quite pensive and at times playful. Might read it again one day.
Very fitting scenery for my final read of 2021!
