it’s possible for you to thank a nursery rhyme for all those ugly tears.
“Talk about Mary recognizing what they need in that moment.
It’s very disconcerting.
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So the idea that ‘nothing’s gone forever, only out of place’…
I remember first learning that song and not being able to get through it,ever.
Especially the bit about the mother at the end, because I saw my own children in them.
I’m going to cry if I even talk about it.
That song probably means the most to me.”
Shaiman and Wittman knew that the song had to be an emotional home-run.
So, just as P.L.
Scott often mentions, the books are actually very metaphysical and very Eastern philosophy."
Wittman adds, “There’s a lot of zen in it.”
One less lost thing in the world.
