Language Quote by Adam Fitzgerald

“One spring patio is for rodeos niggled with iodine figures, weaved tapestries inside vast Tuileries. But that reminds me, how exactly do words form brittle histories” quote by Adam Fitzgerald — Download Open image

““One spring patio is for rodeos niggled with iodine figures, weaved tapestries inside vast Tuileries. But that reminds me, how exactly do words form brittle histories””

Adam Fitzgerald

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