Aaron R.

“The moment you put a piece of music on a phonograph, it begins to die.”
― Some Cool Guy

“True empathy, if it exists at all, should be a silent, selfless act, a connection forged without fanfare or self-congratulation. But more often than not, empathy becomes a performance, a display of moral superiority that serves only to inflate the ego of the empathizer.”
― Lord Ian Edge

“Every rock is a day Denny doesn’t waste. Smooth river granite. Blocky
dark basalt. Every rock is a little tombstone, a little monument to each day
where the work most people do just evaporates or expires or becomes
instantly outdated the moment it’s done. I don’t mention this stuff to the
reporter, or ask him what happens to his work the moment after it goes out on
the air. Airs. Is broadcast. Evaporates. Gets erased. In a world where we work
on paper, where we exercise on machines, where time and effort and money
passes from us with so little to show for it, Denny gluing rocks together seems
normal.”
― Chuck Palahniuk, Choke

“My clouds, sorrowing in the dark,
forget that they themselves
have hidden the sun.”
― Rabindranath Tagore, Fireflies: a collection of proverbs, aphorisms and maxims