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"The women's home offers no more protection against the god than the wild outdoors." — Feb 06, 2025 02:48AM
"The women's home offers no more protection against the god than the wild outdoors." — Feb 06, 2025 02:48AM


“And yet, and yet� Denying temporal succession, denying the self, denying the astronomical universe, are apparent desperations and secret consolations. Our destiny � is not frightful by being unreal; it is frightful because it is irreversible and iron-clad. Time is the substance I am made of. Time is a river which sweeps me along, but I am the river; it is a tiger which destroys me, but I am the tiger; it is a fire which consumes me, but I am the fire. The world, unfortunately, is real; I, unfortunately, am Borges.”
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―

“To the Parcae"
A single summer grant me, great powers, and
a single autumn for fully ripened song
that, sated with the sweetness of my
playing, my heart may more willingly die.
The soul that, living, did not attain its divine
right cannot repose in the nether world.
But once what I am bent on, what is
holy, my poetry, is accomplished:
Be welcome then, stillness of the shadows� world!
I shall be satisfied though my lyre will not
accompany me down there. Once I
lived like the gods, and more is not needed.”
―
A single summer grant me, great powers, and
a single autumn for fully ripened song
that, sated with the sweetness of my
playing, my heart may more willingly die.
The soul that, living, did not attain its divine
right cannot repose in the nether world.
But once what I am bent on, what is
holy, my poetry, is accomplished:
Be welcome then, stillness of the shadows� world!
I shall be satisfied though my lyre will not
accompany me down there. Once I
lived like the gods, and more is not needed.”
―

“every man is pent up within the limits of his own consciousness, and cannot directly get beyond those limits any more than he can get beyond his own skin;”
― The Wisdom of Life
― The Wisdom of Life

“هر جا که پا می گذاشتم، چیزی بود که آزارم می داد.
چه چیزی که به همان صورتی که از بچگی دیده بودم هنوز مانده بود
و چه چیزی که از آن صورت در آمده بود و چیز دیگری شده بود.
و همه ی چیزهایی که در اصفهان بود یکی از این دوتا چیز بود.”
―
چه چیزی که به همان صورتی که از بچگی دیده بودم هنوز مانده بود
و چه چیزی که از آن صورت در آمده بود و چیز دیگری شده بود.
و همه ی چیزهایی که در اصفهان بود یکی از این دوتا چیز بود.”
―
“من بەو بڕوایەم کە شتێک لە سەرەوە ئاگای لە ئێمەیە
بەڵام دەبێ بڵێم ئەوە دەوڵەتە بەداخەوە. . .”
―
بەڵام دەبێ بڵێم ئەوە دەوڵەتە بەداخەوە. . .”
―

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