Paul Cameron Brown

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Paul Cameron Brown,  Prussian Blue

“ These big, wide entrances are ourselves in all their splendor, notwithstanding the Winchester Mansions or Vanderbilt Estates where our very personalities are laid bare see antics give rise to attics feed in onto themselves where the Astor's of our alter-egos are resplendent in rich pride of self longing to manifest in lavish architecture so redolent of wealth yet see-sawing in, squabbling their thread-bare servant quarters where murderous passions bare dingy walls and where stained, yellowing wallpaper is harbinger to further heart-felt quarrels & what is unspeakable, gilded and more. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Paul Cameron Brown,  Prussian Blue

“ One thought encapsulates wonder though suggestive evil hides leaden leaves buried in lake mud down the corner eaves of someone's fire hydrant mind. When you pray for someone an Angel sits on their shoulder, when that same someone hates you does that Angel die of grief? ”
Source: Gutenberg

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