Memory quotes

Words by M. Dangi (Mukata Dangi). Follow a quote to read and share it.

• Find someone who can testify that the world would have been different without you.

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• Perhaps the greatest prison is not being forgotten by the world, but believing that the world must remember us before we are allowed to exist.

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• Every word in Eclipsora is a door, not to escape the world, but to remember the universe already alive inside you.

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• She remembered herself, and the forgetting had no power anymore.

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• The bloom was never sudden, it was the remembering of every root she had hidden.

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• She Carried Dawn She did not wait for the sun, she rose before it, carrying her own light into the unlit sky. The world did not yet know her name, but the wind knew her footsteps, and the earth remembered her song. Every shadow she passed bowed in quiet surrender, for even the dark understood that she had come to make the morning.

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• The hatred was ordinary. The grammar was tragic.

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• Perhaps the mind survives by forgetting what the heart keeps returning to.

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• O my dear, was that a tragic ending, or was it betrayal?

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• I trusted everyone until trust taught me otherwise.

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• They call me harsh. They never saw what the world had to kill in me first.

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• They knew the life I lived, but never the person who was surviving it.

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• And yet, human beings are fragile creatures. It takes so little to reopen an old wound.

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• The heart remembers what time cannot keep.

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