lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness, in my anguish; I bear it only by knowing that everything is in vain.” — Georges Bataille (1897-1963), from “Guilty”, translated from the French by Stuart Kendall

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness,

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lapleiade: “I lay down in the immense light of my night, in my cold drunkenness, in my anguish; I bear it only by knowing that everything is in vain.” — Georges Bataille (1897-1963), from “Guilty”, translated from the French by Stuart Kendall

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