December 2011
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“The only serious question in life is whether to kill yourself or not.”
– Albert Camus
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“Even when hope of cure is gone, there is hope for other things - some specific,...”
– Julian Barnes - Pulse
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“What do we look for in a partner? Someone like us, someone different? Someone...”
– Julian Barnes - Pulse
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“For some, the sunlight catches on the telescope out there in the lagoon; for...”
– Julian Barnes - Pulse
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haydiroket asked: muahahahh
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“Few of us have telescopes and harbours available, and in the rewinding of memory...”
– Julian Barnes - Pulse
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“‘But if you do not cause pain, then how can you cure? Everyone knows that...”
– Julian Barnes - Pulse
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“‘You aren’t allowed to be a sad person; you’re only allowed to...”
– Julian Barnes - Pulse
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‘Cancer of the heart, not the bum, is the topic.’
‘You’re maintaining Love is Pain, are you, Joanna?’
‘No, I’m just thinking of a few people -men, yes they are all men, actually- who’ve never been hurt by love. Who set up a system of evasion and control that guarantees they’ll never get hurt.’
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haydiroket asked: bzzt
flashbacklerim. yalnızca güzel şeyler. adada bisiklet. dalyan’da balıklar. gülmekten başımız ağrıyana kadar içtiğimiz bir litre cin. o fırtınalı fethiye akşamında lacivert hırkamla karşında oturup kalamar yerken bana çingeneden aldığın kırmızı gül. saçlarımı çirkin kestirdiğim o gün yanına gelişim. uzasın da toplayayım, beni daha çok beğen isteyişim. paylaştığımız old holborn paketleri. her...
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“Earth dropped on the coffin; three pebbles fell on the hard shiny surface; and...”
– Virginia Woolf, The Years
“I watched him walk away with sickness in my heart - though it was a pleasing...”
– Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden
“You never forget the face of the person who was your last hope.”
– Katniss Everdeen, The Hunger Games
“But granted the consciousness that even between the closest people there persist...”
– Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters: 1899-1902, trans. Jane Bannard Greene
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