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love (1971) by angela carter
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love (1971) by angela carter
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There is a wildfire starving on top of a lake. See how the water holds fire but cannot end it? We insist on love when all we want is mercy
Victoria Chang, The Trees Witness Everything - The Lovers
kitchen, banana yoshimoto.
lovers whose bodies smell of each other
T.S. Eliot, from A dedication to my wife (in ‘The elder statesman’, Faber & Faber 1959)
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'"How did you fix it?"
"Just time," he said, shrugging. "They say time heals all wounds."
I remembered that some people saw time as a flat line rather than a circle and allowed myself to envy him for a moment. "Does it?" I said vaguely.
"Maybe not. It healed that one, at least."
The concession warmed me. "It must be hard work to memorize your lines."
"It's easier when the words follow a meter."
So that was the source of his pleasing, distinct cadence. He must hear meter in everything. Without warning, a sweep of loneliness took me, exquisite enough that my breath caught. I stood still and covered my eyes.' - Madeleine Nakamura, Angel Eye (listen I know I reversed punctuation but I was not about to waste a quarter spoon going back to fix it. sort it yourself.)
"If I make room for pain to architect care, and violence to dilate and deepen meaning, and I have nightmares residing alongside my other domestic occupants, not in the basement but in whichever room they prefer, then don't I live in a house that protects dreaming of all kinds?" Johanna Hedva on care through kink, the erasure aspects of capitalist self care culture, and the refusal to self erase for performative healing - from the book 'How To Tell When We Will Die'
On those nights I wouldn’t sleep much. At the slightest change in his breathing, I woke up. Often I would simply lie awake, thinking that the air I was breathing was the air he had just exhaled.
Peter Hoeg, from Miss Smilla’s feeling for snow (Harvill Press 1993)