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“We always hope to be able to erase, as if by magic, for even a second, the strangeness that exists between the way we are and the image we have of ourselves, so we can just for once see ourselves as others see us and we see them. It remains a vain hope.”
— Oct 29, 2026 11:54PM
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miranda
is on page 120 of 148
“Believing I had lost Franz, I had no will left in me, and I gracefully accepted any sign from everyday coincidences that could be divined as a decision that had been taken from me.”
— 13 hours, 21 min ago
miranda
is on page 81 of 148
Re: love “the end is either tragic or banal, and you seem intent on the tragic ending.”
— 14 hours, 26 min ago
miranda
is on page 77 of 148
“It was more a longing for old times, for the time before the insidious sacrifice, for a pristine time when all ideals still seemed attainable, when the prospect of a conventional career and a conventional marriage still evoked disdain and contempt, a time when we knew exactly what we wanted and what we would never do.”
— Nov 09, 2026 12:35AM
miranda
is on page 57 of 148
“It may be true that somehow there is a connection between the two events, or it may just as well be the result of my unending remembering in search for meaning.” DAMN ok
— Nov 08, 2026 11:54PM
miranda
is on page 52 of 148
I have to say, I love this book. It’s very beautiful. How had I never heard of it before?
— Nov 08, 2026 03:32PM
miranda
is on page 29 of 148
“…Orpheus purposely turned around because he really didn’t want to save Eurydice; rather than wanting to love her, he wanted to sing to her of his immortal love unto death.”
— Oct 29, 2026 11:59PM