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“Z is for zealotry: national pride like an infinite zipline, hyperdrive, the fastest way down.”
― Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019
― Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019
“God
bless the no, my story
is not for sale
the no, this body
belongs to me & the earth
alone, the see, the thing
about souls
is they by definition
cannot be owned”
―
bless the no, my story
is not for sale
the no, this body
belongs to me & the earth
alone, the see, the thing
about souls
is they by definition
cannot be owned”
―
“My friends often state in the midst of otherwise
loving group chat missives that life is trash, though
we all keep trying to make one for some reason
or another”
― The Study of Human Life
loving group chat missives that life is trash, though
we all keep trying to make one for some reason
or another”
― The Study of Human Life
“God bless
every beautiful thing
called monstrous
since the dawn
of a colonizer’s time.”
―
every beautiful thing
called monstrous
since the dawn
of a colonizer’s time.”
―
“and I’m really just searching
for better, more redemptive
language is the thing,
some version of the story
where all the characters
inside look like me and every
single one of us escapes
with our heads.”
― The Study of Human Life
for better, more redemptive
language is the thing,
some version of the story
where all the characters
inside look like me and every
single one of us escapes
with our heads.”
― The Study of Human Life
“God bless the unkillable
interior bless the uprising
bless the rebellion bless
the overflow God
bless everything that survives
the fire”
―
interior bless the uprising
bless the rebellion bless
the overflow God
bless everything that survives
the fire”
―
“God bless the vulnerable
ones. How they call us
toward love & its infinite,
unthinkable costs.”
―
ones. How they call us
toward love & its infinite,
unthinkable costs.”
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