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Singer Trilogy: "The Singer", "The Song" and "The Finale" (Singer Trilogy the Singer Trilogy) by Miller, Calvin (1994) Paperback by
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Nitoy Gonzales
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“You healed mine!” she said. “Heal your own. Please, Singer, make them well.”
“They are well. There is no pain now.”
“But they are scarred and wounded. How can they be well?”
“Earthmaker leaves the scars, for they preserve the memory of pain. He will leave my hands this way so men will not forget what it can cost to be a singer in a theater of hate.”
— Nov 12, 2026 12:53AM
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“They are well. There is no pain now.”
“But they are scarred and wounded. How can they be well?”
“Earthmaker leaves the scars, for they preserve the memory of pain. He will leave my hands this way so men will not forget what it can cost to be a singer in a theater of hate.”
Nitoy Gonzales
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“How did you manage to make them cherish all this nothingness?” he asked the World Hater.
“I simply make them feel embarrassed to admit that they are incomplete. A man would rather close his eyes than see himself as your Father-Spirit does. I teach them to exalt their emptiness and thus preserve the dignity of man.”
“They need the dignity of God.”
“You tell them that. I sell a cheaper product.”
— Nov 11, 2026 12:04AM
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“I simply make them feel embarrassed to admit that they are incomplete. A man would rather close his eyes than see himself as your Father-Spirit does. I teach them to exalt their emptiness and thus preserve the dignity of man.”
“They need the dignity of God.”
“You tell them that. I sell a cheaper product.”
Nitoy Gonzales
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All birth was but the prelude unto death
And every cradle swung above a grave.
The sun made weary trips from east to west,
Time found no shore, and culture screamed and raved.
The world, in peaceless orbits, sped along
And waited for the Singer and his song.
— Nov 10, 2026 11:27PM
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And every cradle swung above a grave.
The sun made weary trips from east to west,
Time found no shore, and culture screamed and raved.
The world, in peaceless orbits, sped along
And waited for the Singer and his song.
Jerri Benjamin
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Just as I remembered it. The prose is stunning!
— Oct 01, 2026 06:39AM
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