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“Stop wishing to merit anyone's gratitude or thinking that anyone can become grateful.”

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Catullus, born around 84 BC and died in 54 BC, was one of the most famous poets in ancient Rome. His poetry is renowned for its directness, openness, and emotional richness, particularly for its profound insights into love, friendship, and life. more

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