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“Self-hatred, a monotone in the mind.”

Book:Diving Into the Wreck

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Diving Into the Wreck

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Adrienne Rich

Adrienne Rich was an American poet known for her profound poetry and feminist perspective. Her works explored themes such as gender, politics, and social justice, having a profound impact on contemporary poetry. more

“My armour is black, for I am death itself. My helm is the skull of every man that died in every battle fought by my Chapter in the ten millennia since our founding. More than that, my face is the victorious leer of the dying Emperor. And why am I charged with this responsibility? Why do I wear the black? Because I hate. I hate more than my brothers, and my hatred runs blacker, deeper, purer than theirs.”

Hate

Book:One Hate

Source: One Hate

“I hope one day you’ll know the joy of loving someone as much as I love you, son. When you do, and I know you will, hold on to them. Remember the love I gave you and give it to someone else. Let it grow forever. Let that be a legacy. We leave too much hate in this world when all it takes is one person to remember your love and that they love you.”

Love Hate

Book:Recipes for an Unexpected Afterlife

Source: Recipes for an Unexpected Afterlife

“Love is of the essence of nature, but hate is the process of dismantling nature’s harmony. Be one with nature, whether organic or artificial. Thank you for living.”

Love Hate Nature Dismantle Dismantling Systems Livingg

Book:Dismantled: A Theory of Broken Mindsets—A Blueprint of Infinite Futures

Source: Dismantled: A Theory of Broken Mindsets—A Blueprint of Infinite Futures

“The following morning Blossom sat at the back of the church with a pounding headache. It was from all the thinking, plus the singing and the tambourines.”

Love Hate Fate Mystery Men And Women Immigrants Parents And Children Being Black

Book:A Murder for Miss Hortense

Source: A Murder for Miss Hortense

“Bola bit down hard on a piece of celery: she hadn't been this entertained since O.J. decided to drive away.”

Love Hate Fate Mystery Men And Women Immigrants Parents And Children Being Black

Book:A Murder for Miss Hortense

Source: A Murder for Miss Hortense

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