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 | | When he was eleven, and his mother died, "a great sense of peace and well-being came over me as though I, too, had gone to a heaven which was all one calm, limitless, vision" (77). |
 | | When he had a high fever from flu, he terrified his father by saying, "The whole room is filled with silver lines like thousands of spider webs of light. |
 | | And during his years of being based in Chicago, especially the last seven, his religious, mystical, philosophical, political, erotic, and artistic perspectives coalesced in a way that determined the rest of his lifework. |
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