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Tom Robbins, on Leonard Cohen's voice
“It is a voice raked by the claws of Cupid, a voice rubbed raw by the philosopher’s stone. A voice marinated in kirschwasser, sulfur, deer musk and snow; bandaged with sackcloth from a ruined monastery; warmed by the embers left down near the river after the gypsies have gone. It is a penitent’s voice, a rabbinical voice, a crust of unleavened vocal toasts – spread with smoke and subversive wit. He has a voice like a carpet in an old hotel, like a bad itch on the hunchback of love. It is a voice meant for pronouncing the names of women – and cataloging their sometimes hazardous charms. Nobody can say the word "naked” as nakedly as Cohen. He makes us see the markings where the pantyhose have been.“
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The highest function of love is that it makes the loved one a unique and irreplacable being.
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In the haunted house of life, art is the only stair that doesn’t creak.
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208/365 Each friend represents a world possibly not born until they arrive—Anaïs Nin
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