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“I wanted to say something as a man does who suddenly finds himself in a quiet place but I said nothing, like a man who suddenly finds himself in a quiet place and also keeps quiet.”
― S.Y. Agnon, In Mr. Lublin's Store

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“There's no such thing as simple. Simple is hard.”
― Martin Scorsese

tags: inspirational

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“As night falls the city extricates itself from the work of the day and the stars prepare to come out. These were not the stars I was used to in the skies of my town and in the Land of Israel, but they are stars nevertheless. I'm grateful to them because even in a strange land they console me.”
― S.Y. Agnon, In Mr. Lublin's Store

tags: consolation, leipzig, nighttime, stars

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“The fingers of your thoughts are molding your face ceaselessly.”
― Charles Reznikoff

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“Women may feel empowered by talking about their lives. They recover incidents of creation and strength that might be forgotten in the light of other negative stories, which they have come to believe about themselves.”
― Choman Hardi, Gendered Experiences of Genocide

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