“And, in the darkness, David closed his eyes as all that was lost was found again.”
John Connolly The Book of Lost Things
Source: The Book of Lost Things
“… For a lifetime was but a moment in that place, and each man dreams his own heaven.
And in the darkness David closed his eyes, as all that was lost was found again.”
Source: The Book of Lost Things
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