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They were but one page, one paragraph, one line, one word, one sound in history's great book of mix-ups. (p94)

— Angelina Muñiz-Huberman Arrhythmias (2022)

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Thus it is that the man who invokes the dragon becomes his slave and has to feed the swollen belly and its insatiable appetite. Because the dragon promises him everything but demands everything of him.

You had grown and were strong and handsome; I was always in your shadow, with no light of my own and no one to discover me.

Most men worry about leaving their fleeting shadow on the slippery surface of history, but I knew that my life had already been lived and that I only repeated an ancient and unjust tale.

Every day that I said nothing the silence became more and more necessary. The silence was as still as stagnant water. The silence stung like sudden hailstones. The silence sowed doubt and created words which were never spoken.

Sometimes you have to exaggerate to rectify, to adjust and upgrade the vision ("This is Not a Prologue")

Arrhythmias (2022)

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