“Their life is devoted to rest. B: Nothing wrong with rest. A: No. There is nothing wrong with rest. And there is nothing wrong with French pâté. I do not like it. There is a time in one's life one learns to say this: balance, as a principle of nature, is attractive and we see it is essential and we see it is a primal force, that all things tend toward rest. As I get older I see also for those who cannot eschew the world another force is personality—personality, which is to say not, not those qu...irks, those random . . . shiftings caused by tension—not those extraneous . . . those dissipations of our energy, our silver cig, our cigarette cases, our our our our inabilities our (Pause.) Our . . . our . . . there is a point where we cannot confront our longings—our desire turns inward, and we then begin, we, to dissimulate. Our poses with the smoke, a silken dressing gown, the smoke rising, as in a photo in the nineteen . . . there are other things; we say “genetic,” learned, I don't know .MoreLessRead More Read Less
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