J.M. Coetzee Quotes

He Thought Of Himself Not As Something Heavy That Left Tracks Behind It, But If Anything, As A Speck Upon The Surface Of An Earth Too Deeply Asleep To Notice The Scratch Of Ant Feet, The Rasp Of Butterfly Teeth, The Tumbling Of Dust

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