Pascal Mercier Quotes

Sometimes I Go To The Beach And Stand Facing The Wind, Which I Wish Were Icy, Colder Than We Know It In These Parts. I Wish It Would Blow All The Hackneyed Words, All The Insipid Habits Of Language Out Of Me So That I Could Come Back With A Cleansed Mind, Cleansed Of The Banalities Of The Same Talk.

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