Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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I hey arc aware— painfully — of imnu-diarc, day-t()-da - exist- ence, ot unrelenting evaluation, of ceaseless change. The stream swells to fruition, self-knowledge, then disperses through the broad gates of rough-hewn stone. A stream hurstmg with the memory of these ears w hieh are no more and cannot be again. The broad stream is too shal- low; there is a deeper know ledge, more intimate, more exact. It is the pattern of the single particle. This, the understanding of tor- ment, joy, inertia, spoil. Isolated, observed, he watched the phases of his own self-change, so much the same, yet different from the rest. 15

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on 1k ' ;u lioueh. I lii. move togvrlKT to ;iil the praise ot hluc anil white unitornis on green Ileitis or wooden eoiirrs. I hey tiiul lieefi forests with hhinkets, phikl eoolers. .iiui good iiUenrions. rhe know eaeh other tor an insraiu or tore er. I hey drL-am, discovering new corners in ta- niiliar minds, new rurns in well- trod hearts. I ' liex ' tee! the night, but are eonseioiis onh of the stars and sotr moon-shadows. l- ' .nguUed, enraptured, rhe share the thousand teehngs ot their experience.

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