Salman Rushdie Quotes

When You Have City Eyes You Cannot See The Invisible People, The Men With Elephantiasis Of The Balls And The Beggars In Boxcars Don't Impinge On You, And The Concrete Sections Of Future Drainpipes Don't Look Like Dormitories.

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