A collection of Confucius’ (551-479 BC) sayings expressing a moral code by which he believed everyone should live and upon which the official government examinations were based. In order to meet his moral responsibility, he believed, a man must think for himself.

Confucius The Analects

Who can speak shapes? 
Who can hear colors? 

I speak the Tongues of the Ancients
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Journeys into the Abyss
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Who can speak shapes? Who can hear colors? I speak the Tongues of the Ancients Poetry Readings Journeys into the Abyss Everyday Banality

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