Plate 3. “Partial and total eclipses of the sun.” The common sights in the heavens. 1862.
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— April 10, 1922 / Franz Kafka diaries
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Sotce
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“The remarkable thing in man is not that he despairs, but that he overcomes or forgets despair.”
— Albert Camus, Notebooks, 1942-1951
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April 9, 1924
Journals of Anais Nin 1923-1927
[volume 3]
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Søren Kierkegaard, Diaries 1813-1855
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Hanif Abdurraqib, They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us
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— April 6, 1912 / Franz Kafka diaries
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You’ve grown into someone who would have protected you as a child. And that is the most powerful move you made.
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A Burst of Light, Audre Lorde
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��Writing poetry is like prayer, and prayer isn’t something you have to share with other people.”
— Sigrid Nunez, The Friend
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Then I felt like an adult, forced to live in the body of a child. Since, I feel like a child, privileged to live in the body of an adult. The zealot of seriousness in me, because it was already full-grown in the child, continues to think of reality as yet-to-be. Still sees a big space ahead, a far horizon. Is this the real world? I still ask myself that, forty years later ... as small children ask re-peatedly, in the course of a long, tiring journey, "Are we there yet?"
Pilgrimage, Susan Sontag
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"How many scars did you justify because you loved the person who was holding the knife?"
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“Perhaps one could get used to it? Learn to live with it, just as people live in the cities of Auschwitz or Hiroshima, without ever thinking about what happened there in the past. They simply live their lives.”
— Olga Tokarczuk, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead
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words by @starpeace
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