I wanted the basic needs of human existence—satiation of hunger, good health, love—to take on the shapes of… — Jaroslav Kalfar
I wanted the basic needs of human existence—satiation of hunger, good health, love—to take on the shapes of small fruits we could plant and harvest. But who would be the plantation owners, and who the harvesters?
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