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passei o dia contando passos
arrumando coisas
desfazendo nós
roendo unhas
falando só
assistindo tevê
descobrindo ruas
circulando mapas
fumando cigarros
trapaceando bandidos
viciando o organismo
analisando sangue
regendo conflitos
adulando desejos
reinventando sonhos
evitando pânicos
- febre do rato, 2011
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passei o dia contando passos
arrumando coisas
desfazendo nós
roendo unhas
falando só
assistindo tevê
descobrindo ruas
circulando mapas
fumando cigarros
trapaceando bandidos
viciando o organismo
analisando sangue
regendo conflitos
adulando desejos
reinventando sonhos
evitando pânicos
- febre do rato, 2011
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DEMELZA
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DEMELZA
You loved Elizabeth.
ROSS
Once. But it's the memory of that love that makes me sick at heart today.
For the loss of all that she was and that she had to come.
Most of all, I feel afraid.
For the loss of all that she was and that she had to come.
Most of all, I feel afraid.
DEMELZA
Of what?
ROSS
Of losing you. Of losing you from my life. To think that there will come a time
when I will never hear your voice again. Nor you mine.
- Poldark, S04E08
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when I will never hear your voice again. Nor you mine.
- Poldark, S04E08
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- Ted Kaczynski in Manhunt: Unabomber, S01E06
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David, you know I've always had trouble connecting with people. I just can't tell what they're feeling, what they're really thinking about. My whole life, I've felt like I'm watching the world from the other side of a window, and I just don't know how to pass through to the other side, where everything is effortless. David, I need to know. How do you know if it's too late to change? How can you tell if it's still possible to begin again?
- Ted Kaczynski in Manhunt: Unabomber, S01E06
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