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He kissed her anyway, lightly on the cheek, before she turned to get her coat, thinking how long he had known her and how little he knew her and how little he knew of how much or little there was in her to know.

— Patricia A. McKillip

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Wisdom never learned silence, and it is most annoying when least wanted.

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Water has its moods, flowing or still; it can lure you like a lover, or look as bleak as a broken heart.

Winter Rose (1996)

Perhaps there had never been anything at all to see.

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She lies like the moon lies, a different face every night, all but one of them false, and the one true face as barren and hard as stone. Why do you believe her?

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I didn’t know anymore what love meant, or why we were not all better off without it.

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