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Paolo Rumiz
“Una famiglia di delfini ci superò a sinistra, con le costellazioni riflesse sulla schiena. Poseidone si mise a rimescolare il mare, creando mulinelli in un frastuono simile a quello di un torrente su un letto di ciottoli.”
Paolo Rumiz, Una voce dal Profondo

Paolo Rumiz
“Per favore, non usare la parola ‘rumore’,” ammonì. “Quando si tratta di mare, parla di ‘suono’. Un suono che cambia in continuazione a seconda delle ore, della direzione e dell’intensità della corrente.” “Come lo descriveresti a chi non l’ha mai sentito?” “Hai presente l’inizio del Bolero di Ravel? Il rullio in crescendo del tamburo solo? È questo che senti quando il Sole e la Luna si allineano e il risucchio del mare diventa più forte. Un monotono pianissimo che poi, lentamente, ti trascina e diventa fragore.”
Paolo Rumiz, Una voce dal Profondo

Tyson Yunkaporta
“than individual inventions or amendments. That is not to say that all demotic innovations are benevolent. But if you listen to many voices and stories and discern a deep and complex pattern emerging, you can usually determine what is real and what has been airbrushed for questionable agendas or corrupted by flash mobs of narcissists.”
Tyson Yunkaporta, Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World

Helen  Hoang
“And there it is. We always come to this one sticking point. I look down at my hands and find my fingers white-knuckled together like I’m pushing myself down and holding myself up at the same time. “You’re an artist, and art is subjective,” Jennifer says. “You have to learn to stop listening to what people say.” “I know.”
Helen Hoang, The Heart Principle

Jane Austen
“This,” said she, “is nearly the sense, or rather the meaning of the words, for certainly the sense of an Italian love-song must not be talked of,—but it is as nearly the meaning as I can give; for I do not pretend to understand the language. I am a very poor Italian scholar.”
Jane Austen, Persuasion

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