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Making Britain Civilized: How to Gain Readmission to The Human Race

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“Sensible Love Sonnet A heart measurable is no heart at all, For a heart that expands not, is dead. Love sensible is no love at all, Love that makes sense is love of the dead. Raise your head, reach out with heart, And the whole world will fall at your feet. Better senseless in love than loveless in logic, Heartiness is no forte of the intellectual elite. It is far better to fall in love and suffer, Than to spend your life as a farmer awaiting rain. Scars of love are not scars but the elixir of life, Life without such suffering is a life gone in vain. Regret not that you suffer in love, regret if you don't. I'd give up all my brains for a moment of love's angst.”

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Book:Making Britain Civilized: How to Gain Readmission to The Human Race
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“شتێکی زۆر ترسێنەرە کە هیچ دەنگێک نایەت لە کاتی شکانی دڵی مرۆڤدا. کە پێکدادانی سەیارە ڕوودەدات بە دەنگێکی گەورە کۆتایی دێت، کە بەردەبیتەوە دەنگی کەوتنت گوێ لێدەبێ، تەنانەت لە کاتی شکانی نووکی قەڵەم بەسەر کاغەزەکەدا تۆ گوێت لە دەنگێکە. بەڵام شکانی دڵی مرۆڤ هیچ دەنگی نییە. وەک ئەوەی هیچ کەسێک، تەنانەت گەردونیش ناتوانێت دەنگێک بۆ ئەم وێرانبوونە درووست بکات. وەک ئەوەی کە سکووت تاکە شت بێت بۆ شکۆدان بە دەنگی شکانی دڵی مرۆڤ.”

LifeHeartbreak
Book:بەکەم مەڕوانە شەو
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“I was certain she would recover. She had so much strength in her, and spirit. I started making some pickles; I was thinking that many months ahead. The cucumbers were so green and compelling, and I carefully cut away bruises. But Maruschl was gone before the next Tuesday. The baby Katharina died as well within the month. To hear Susanna weeping in an unspeakable misery saying, My baby, my baby, was worse than my own losses. I was willing to give everything and anything to bring the children back. As we waited for Hans to return, there was a part of me that held out the hope that when he returned, so they would too. I dreamed of walking hand in hand with Maruschl. I dreamed even of us arguing, of her growing angry with me, or disappointed, I wanted that for her much more than I wanted to live.”

LossHeartbreakTraumaLoss Of A Child
Book:Everyone Knows Your Mother Is a Witch
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