The Heavily Abridged Life & Times

May 23

“He hated the humiliating comedy of heartache. But can thought wake you from the dream of existence? Not if it becomes a second realm of confusion, another more complicated dream, the dream of intellect, the delusion of total explanations.” Saul Bellow, Herzog (via mills)

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