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She was so unsettled by love and the sense of her nakedness that her voice shrank in her throat. The periods of the song warbled through the room. Her whole body seemed ablaze . The drunken , singing head shook with some delirious impulse that seemed to be destroy ing her. What insanity! She was weeping, in her wild nakedness, as she approached my bed, which to me was a death bed. She fell on her knees, she fell down in front of me and hid ..
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My life only has a meaning insofar as I lack one: oh, but let me be mad! Make something of all this he who is able to, understand it he who is dying, and there the living self is, knowing not why, its teeth chattering in the lashing wind: the immensity, the night engulfs it and, all on purpose, that living self is there just in order ... 'not to know'. But as for GOD? What have you got to say, Monsieur Rhetorician? And you, Monsieur Godfear..
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atidebduutiiyy kbitaa aamaar paaglaami aar aamaar bhyy oder aache brro-brro mraa cok aar jbrer abiclit caauni ei cokhguloyy yaa dekhaa yaayy taa brhmaanndder asaartaa aamaar cokh dutto andh aakaash aamaar durbhedy raate asmbhaabytaa keNde otthe sbkichu curmaar hyye yaayy kaali-cokher pnyjikaa culbhul kbir amrtb kbitaa medbhultaar gorshaan bidaayy ddhemni dhopaani bidaayy misstti-mraa ngn trunniir mtn saajgoj bidaayy mithyaa ble mithyaa ghum..
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if I did not love death my suffering my desire for you would kill me your absence your distress make me nauseous it's time for me to love death it's time to bite its hands
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I entered into this darkness where, ever since, I plunge deeper every hour and lose myself a little more.
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you will recognize happines when you see it die
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I remain in intolerable non-knowledge, which has no other way out than ecstasy itself.
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Entirety exists within me as exuberance ... in empty longing ... in ... the desire to burn with desire.
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The total person is first disclosed ... in areas of life that are lived frivolously.
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An intention that rejects what has no meaning in fact is a rejection of the entirety of being.
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If I give up the viewpoint of action, my perfect nakedness is revealed to me.
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Human entirety can only be what it is when giving up the addiction to others' ends.
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To choose evil is to choose freedom--"freedom, emancipation from all restraint."
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There is no better way to know death than to link it with some licentious image.
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