Maybe it takes tragedy to create paradise. — Katie Kacvinsky, Middle Ground
Maybe it takes tragedy to create paradise. — Katie Kacvinsky, Middle Ground
Maybe it takes tragedy to create paradise. — Katie Kacvinsky, Middle Ground
Maybe it takes tragedy to create paradise. — Katie Kacvinsky, Middle Ground
Maybe it takes tragedy to create paradise. — Katie Kacvinsky, Middle Ground
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Maybe it takes tragedy to create paradise.

— Katie Kacvinsky, Middle Ground
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Indeed, for the righteous is attainment - Gardens and grapevines And full-breasted [companions] of equal age And a full — Anonymous, The Qur'an / القرآن الكريم
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