“Now, think of a square, a living, beautiful square. And imagine that it must tell you about itself about its life. You understand, a square would scarcely ever think of telling you that all its four angles are equal: this has become so natural, so ordinary that it's simply no longer consciously aware of it.”
Russian author known for his dystopian novel 'We'. Born on February 1, 1884, in Taganrog, Russia, he passed away on March 10, 1937. more
“The ocean turned feral. No longer a cradle, it grew claws and fangs.”
“Swimming against the tide is a waste of time — the system is the one that makes the waves.”
“Snow clung to the hills like dust on old velvet.”
“The legs of her voice wide open.”