Those who understand the complexities of human nature know that joy and pain, ugliness and beauty, love and hate, mercy — Isaac Bashevis Singer
Those who understand the complexities of human nature know that joy and pain, ugliness and beauty, love and hate, mercy — Isaac Bashevis Singer
Those who understand the complexities of human nature know that joy and pain, ugliness and beauty, love and hate, mercy — Isaac Bashevis Singer
Those who understand the complexities of human nature know that joy and pain, ugliness and beauty, love and hate, mercy — Isaac Bashevis Singer
Those who understand the complexities of human nature know that joy and pain, ugliness and beauty, love and hate, mercy — Isaac Bashevis Singer
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Those who understand the complexities of human nature know that joy and pain, ugliness and beauty, love and hate, mercy and cruelty and other conflicting emotions often blend and cannot be separated from each other.

— Isaac Bashevis Singer
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