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D. H. Lawrence, from The Complete Novels and Writings of D. H. Lawrence

Sorrowful but tender to visit to the grave of my important girl. Rest on, Sylvia.

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Albert Camus, from Caligula & Other Plays; "State of Siege: A Play in Three Parts,"

this coffee tastes like i can still have a beautiful life

Albert Camus, from a novel titled "The Fall," first published in 1956

Every time you can’t find the right words just remember that most of the time there is no need to verbalize at all. There’s nothing more poetic than your own inner silence. There’s nothing more outstandingly beautiful or terrifying than the thoughts which are “stubborn” enough to find no expression at the time. Accept restlessness. Accept temporary incapacity of eloquence or mindful, concrete realization. Cherish complexity, confusion and silence. Cherish the current flow of your own being. What doesn’t immediately come out, stays inside; but that shall not scare you. Look deeply into it all. And have patience. 

Emily Brontë, from "Wuthering Heights," originally published in 1847

*finishes coffee* I really want more coffee