Lourdes

“She mustn't wonder how they looked and where they were going. Not remember the injustice. Not ask whether punishment on earth was necessary to being rewarded in heaven”
― Mette Newth, The Dark Light

“Hell exists in all the forms by which you can ever desire to torment yourself”
― Mette Newth, The Dark Light

“If I detested him who would I be? I am not without Him, without Him I am not myself, all this is obscure but I want everything, I want the cut and what is cut plus the place of the cutting and its edges, I likewise want the empty notebook, the full notebook and the exergue, the notes of the textamant and the discordance of all the questions.”
― Hélène Cixous, Tomb(e)

“This is what I desired: to be the immaterial production of the peace of his body, to add myself to his death, to be the rippling transparent sheet which envelops him and in the very time of weaving to dwell in the most secret part of the chest and mingled with the oldest of his desires to linger to efface myself on the endless edge of his Most Near body. To be dreamt of him as I dreamt him.”
― Hélène Cixous, Tomb(e)