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“Attrition and despair can be both solved in the same place.”
“The troubadour of the sickening era is as loud as the people let it be.”
“If you cannot pry from the mind of others, do you really deserve a mind of your own?”
“If you ought to pass through a mist, first think of the ground, then of the sky.”
“A thought is louder than a train, but silent as a cracking bone.”
“If the anguish is stronger than you, write a eulogy for it.”
“All that went, went to the zoo, the cripple bard sings of the truth.”
“If I sought to be immortal, I would have written my eulogy on the hands of the wicked.”
“Not only slugs leave trails of homelessness.”