“plato said that poets are the scribes of a god who moves
them against their own will, against their intentions, just as a magnet moves a
series of iron rings.” -in “the argentine writer and tradition”
“in time, because if the future and the past are infinite,
there can not really be a when; in space, because if every being is equidistant
from the infinite and the infinitesimal, neither can there be a where. no one
exists on a certain day, in a certain lace; no one knows the size of his own
countenance.” -from “the fearful sphere of pascal”
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