“so I talked about the colonisation of Mars. Apparently it might be possible to plant simple life forms like lichen, and then, later, hardy trees, and over the course of thousands of years an oxygen-based atmosphere could develop. The temperature would rise, and in time it could be a beautiful place. Clarissa stared through the windscreen and the road rolling under our feet and, to the left and right, the thickening fields and the cow parsley just out along the hedgerows. 'What's the point? It's beautiful here and we're still unhappy.”
Quote by Ian Mcewan
Book:Enduring Love
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Enduring Love
In this thought-provoking novel, the author delves into the profound nature of love, examining its power to shape lives and its ability to endure through various life stages and experiences. more
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