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Ridiculous!
A worm smiling at the sun!

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- Why not?
- A worm can't smile.

:31:05
Did you ever appeal
to its sense of humor?

:31:07
- Of course not.
- Well then!

:31:09
But it doesn't make sense.
:31:11
Why should poetry
have to make sense?

:31:14
Don't you know there's such a thing
as poetic license?

:31:17
I've given you no license.
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Oh no, don't!
:31:21
This thing is so much bigger
than ourselves!

:31:23
At this moment
I'm grasping the meaning of life.

:31:27
What a waste of energy.
:31:29
What is this urge
that makes life go on and on?

:31:33
You're right.
What does it all mean?

:31:36
Where are we going?
:31:38
You're going south.
Your hand's in my pocket.

:31:41
Naughty.
:31:42
- How did it get there?
- Pure magnetism, old dear.

:31:49
Why are you antagonistic
towards me?

:31:52
Must we be serious?
:31:54
You make it difficult to know you.
:31:56
Read my memoirs
in the Police Gazette.

:31:58
- You're a funny man.
- Why?

:32:01
To talk about worms
the way you do.

:32:03
Why not? Even flies are romantic.
:32:06
- Flies?
- Oh yes.

:32:08
Coming from the stable
to the table,

:32:10
chasing each other over the sugar
and meeting in the butter.

:32:15
- You've read "The Life of the Bee"?
- No, I haven't.

:32:17
The bee's behavior in the beehive
is unbelievable.

:32:20
Really?
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- Gezundheit!
- It certainly does.

:32:24
- I beg your pardon?
- The dress. It goes on tight.

:32:27
You're awful dusty tonight, my dear.
Turn around.

:32:31
Where do they keep you?
On the top shelf or something?

:32:36
Fuller's earth? Johnson's powder?
I know! Cornstarch.

:32:39
Just think!
All life motivated by love.

:32:43
How beautiful.
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- By no means beautiful.
- It certainly is.

:32:47
No, it's vile, wicked, awful!
But wonderful.

:32:50
- I like you.
- Really?

:32:52
You're sensitive. You feel things.
:32:55
Don't encourage me.
:32:56
It's true. So few people
have the capacity to feel.


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