Paul Auster Quotes
We All Die, We All Get Sick, We All Feel Hunger And Lust And Pain, And Therefore Human Life Is Consistent From One Generation To The Other. We All - Most Of Us, Anyway - Want Connections With Other People And Spend Our Lives Looking For Them.
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