Jules Renard: The white blackbird exists, but it is so white that you can't see it. The black blackbird is but its shadow.

The white blackbird exists, but it is so white that you can't see it. The black — Jules Renard

The white blackbird exists, but it is so white that you can't see it. The black blackbird is but its shadow.

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