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What the Gate Remembers (The Gate of Belonging) What the Gate Remembers by Neil Banerjee
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“Belonging is sometimes mistaken for origin, until a person finds a room where no one asks them to explain themselves.”
― Neil Banerjee, What the Gate Remembers
“Families remember names. Communities remember hands.”
― Neil Banerjee, What the Gate Remembers
“Memory tells us what happened. Evidence tells us it mattered.”
― Neil Banerjee, What the Gate Remembers
“Distance measures miles. Return measures love.”
― Neil Banerjee, What the Gate Remembers
“There are many pencils. There are fewer people who notice”
― Neil Banerjee, What the Gate Remembers
“Some inheritances arrive as objects. The most important ones arrive as unfinished sentences.”
― Neil Banerjee, What the Gate Remembers