A Train to Moscow
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Andrei, on the other hand, was always from a different group of blood, as her mother calls him. Is it his otherness that feels so thrilling,
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She has prepared all those words, neatly arranged, but not one of them is now breaking from its mooring to float to the surface.
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alleys of the dead,
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She feels that the air in the room has lost its charge; it is already a room that belongs to the past, a room waiting for its next encounter, a room to be forgotten.
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simple answers to questions fraught with infinitives.
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she needs to dress the idea in words.
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trust is an exotic fruit that doesn’t grow in this semiarctic zone of freezing winters and rainy, mosquito-infested summers. Aside
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“In this life It’s not difficult to die. To make life Is more difficult by far.”
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what’s inside you, no one can touch.
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This loss is as thick as glue, sticking to all the other losses scattered on the bottom of her soul, dragging them up, pulling off all the scabs.
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Silence in her apartment, silence in her soul, silence hand in hand with guilt.
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That’s the essence of acting: looking for the truth. There is nothing fake about it. There is no pretending.”
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I would have never known, even after three years at the front, how fiercely we claw for life, even life in a German prison camp.