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Vladimir Nabokov, The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov Quotes: I clearly understand, first, that the real human being is a poet and, second, that [the tyrant] is the incarnate negation of a poet.
         

I clearly understand, first, that the real human being is a poet and, second, that [the tyrant] is the incarnate negation of a poet.


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I clearly understand, first, that the real human being is a poet and, second, that [the tyrant] is the incarnate negation of a poet.
         



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