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Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: I have often suspected that people do not suffer from being unknown. They suffer from being known incorrectly.
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I have often suspected that people do not suffer from being unknown. They suffer from being known incorrectly.

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Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: A quiet heart is often the reward of an honest one.
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A quiet heart is often the reward of an honest one.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: O my dear, I miss you. I suppose I was never as clever as you.
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O my dear, I miss you. I suppose I was never as clever as you.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: I wanted an answer until I understood that the answer would require a different life.
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I wanted an answer until I understood that the answer would require a different life.

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Original M. Dangi quote artwork.

Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: I missed being known by you more than I missed being loved by you.
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I missed being known by you more than I missed being loved by you.

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Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: I escaped the past, only to discover that it had been waiting for me in the future.
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I escaped the past, only to discover that it had been waiting for me in the future.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: Perhaps suffering does not break us; it merely reveals the world without its disguise.
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Perhaps suffering does not break us; it merely reveals the world without its disguise.

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Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: Love has a way of making strangers of the people who once knew us best.
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Love has a way of making strangers of the people who once knew us best.

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Standalone M. Dangi quote. M. Dangi: O my dear, I returned to myself.
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O my dear, I returned to myself.

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Original M. Dangi quote artwork.

Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: “Have you lost your mind?” “No, sir. I am a poet.”
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“Have you lost your mind?” “No, sir. I am a poet.”

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Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: The cruelest wars ask for no witnesses. They unfold quietly inside the heart.
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The cruelest wars ask for no witnesses. They unfold quietly inside the heart.

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Literary quote chain featuring Franz Kafka, Fyodor Dostoevsky and M. Dangi. M. Dangi: Perhaps life begins where logic can no longer explain why the soul still chooses to remain.
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Perhaps life begins where logic can no longer explain why the soul still chooses to remain.

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Historical attributions are reproduced as supplied.

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