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Call Me By Your Name
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""You know who is said to have drowened near here", he said.
"Shelley."
"And you know what his wife Mary and friends did when they found his body?"
"Cor cordium, heart of hearts""
May 12, 2026 05:11AM

 
Die Kunst der Uno...
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""Ein Mann kam mir entgegen, und ich grüsste ihn mit einem freundlichen Lächeln. Er schaute mich nur verblüfft an. In Mailand ist es verboten, wildfremde Menschen auf der Strasse zu grüssen, vor allem au einer Strasse am Stadtrand. Ich aber trug keine Krawatte und konnte es mir erlauben."" Apr 28, 2026 02:46AM

 
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Aleister Crowley
“Now, for some reason or other best known to themselves, the translators of the Bible have carefully crowded out of existence and covered up every reference to the fact that the Deity is both masculine and feminine.”
Aleister Crowley, 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings of Aleister Crowley

Franz Kafka
“»Dort sind Leute! Denkt Euch, die schlafen nicht!«

»Und warum denn nicht?«

»Weil sie nicht müde werden.«

»Und warum denn nicht?«

»Weil sie Narren sind.«

»Werden denn Narren nicht müde?«

»Wie könnten Narren müde werden!«”
Franz Kafka

Jorge Luis Borges
“Would you believe it, Ariadne?" said Theseus "The Minotaur
scarcely defended himself.”
Jorge Luis Borges

Jorge Luis Borges
“Every nine years nine men enter the house so that I may deliver them from evil. I hear
their steps or their voices in the depths of the stone galleries and I run joyfully to find
them. The ceremony lasts a few minutes. They fall one after another without my having
to bloody my hands. They remain where they fell and their bodies help distinguish one
gallery from another. I do not know who they are, but I know that one of them
prophesied, at the moment of his death, that some day my redeemer would come. Since
then my loneliness does not pain me, because I know my redeemer lives and he will
finally rise above the dust. If my ear could capture all the sounds of the world, I should
hear his steps. I hope he will take me to a place with fewer galleries fewer doors. What
will my redeemer be like? I ask myself. Will he be a bull or a man? will he perhaps be a
bull with the face of a man? or will he be like me?”
Jorge Luis Borges, The House of Asterion

Sophocles
“I say that this crime is holy.”
Sophocles, Antigone

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