Do Not Say We Have Nothing
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Do Not Say We Have Nothing
by Madeleine Thien
Started reading February 2, 2021
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Their great fear was not death, but the brevity of an insufficient life.
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one needed the darkness in order to see the heavens, might daylight be a form of blindness?
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Could it be that sound was also be a form of deafness? If so, what was silence?