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“Which solitude is the one in which the snake caresses us and licks our cheeks...”
– E. M. Cioran, The Book of Delusions, Hyperion v.1, 2010, trans. Camelia Elias (via proustitute) [Haha!! Glad I don’t think that anymore!!]
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Talking for four hours
About high and low art, Canon, tradition, modernity, Accessibility, obscurity, pleasure, pain, anxiety, joy Music, literature, philosophy, cinema Writing, career, hopes, despairs. * Hm… I think I’ll choose not to feel guilty about it. I’m sure Socrates would be proud!! :] :] xoxo
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.163. Les petits cailloux de Scrib.4.
scriblerus: Baise m’encor, rebaise moi et baise; Donne m’en un de tes plus savoureux, Donne m’en un de tes plus amoureux : Je t’en rendrai quatre plus chauds que braise. Ainsi, mêlant nos baisers tant heureux, Jouissons-nous l’un de l’autre à notre aise. Sonnets XVIII Louis Labé. .
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