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“She carried something terrible with her. She kept her grief subdued and quiet – so much so, it had begun to rot.”
― Lucy Rose, The Lamb

tags: grief

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“The problem is not that I can’t speak; the problem is that because I don’t speak, he won’t look at me.”
― Samanta Schweblin, Good and Evil and Other Stories

tags: disability, mute

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“For as long as there's something for me to love in the forest, I shall love it; and if some day there is nothing, I shall stop living.”
― Marlen Haushofer, The Wall

tags: forest, life, nature

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“The unthinkable is something we carry with us always. It has already happened: we are improbable, we have emerged from a cloud of unbelievable coincidences.”
― Solvej Balle, On the Calculation of Volume I

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