He was a speck in the distance.
I watched him grow in size as he held his straight line on the road towards me.
If I had not stepped aside, he would have walked into me, and if I had not said anything, he would probably have walked past me.
He told me he worked over there, there, there and there: roughly the four points on the compass. He’s been around, I thought.
Now he’s retired and on his afternoon walk and lives over there.
Walking home late one night
Books Burning

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