Jules Renard: The muddy water of memory, where everything that falls is hidden. If you move it, something comes back to the surface.

The muddy water of memory, where everything that falls is hidden. If you move it — Jules Renard

The muddy water of memory, where everything that falls is hidden. If you move it, something comes back to the surface.

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