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“Color was a false distinction, love was not.”
― The Wedding: A Novel
― The Wedding: A Novel
“I am supposed to be touched. I can’t wait to find the person who will come into the kitchen just to smell my neck and get behind me and hug me and breathe me in and make me turn around and make me kiss his face and put my hands in his hair even with my soapy dishwater drips. I am a lovely woman. Who will come into my kitchen and be hungry for me?”
― Little Weirds
― Little Weirds
“Stories aren’t fiction. Stories are fabric. They’re the white sheets we drape over our ghosts so we can see them. —ROSCOE AVANGER, Sweet Mallow”
― Other Birds
― Other Birds
“I like you free, so I raised you that way. You have nothing to be sorry for,”
― The Convenience Store by the Sea
― The Convenience Store by the Sea
“There was a final day my siblings and I all spent under the same roof, and I didn't even realize it.
Perhaps we would have celebrated it better. We could have taken pictures together to preserve the memory. Maybe we could have hugged each other. Some sort of touch at least.
Alas, we did not. There were wedding preparations to be done and clothes to be packed and new homes to be moved into. Our goodbyes must have gotten lost in the hustle and bustle of it all, but maybe this was the best way it could have happened.
Imagine if we had slowed down that day. Imagine we had acknowledged the gravity of that situation, that this was our last day together and life was changing, and we were walking into the unknown. Imagine we came to the realization that the person we saw every single day, we would now see every few weeks or months or years.
Who can move on from a realization like that?”
― Call Me Home: Poems
Perhaps we would have celebrated it better. We could have taken pictures together to preserve the memory. Maybe we could have hugged each other. Some sort of touch at least.
Alas, we did not. There were wedding preparations to be done and clothes to be packed and new homes to be moved into. Our goodbyes must have gotten lost in the hustle and bustle of it all, but maybe this was the best way it could have happened.
Imagine if we had slowed down that day. Imagine we had acknowledged the gravity of that situation, that this was our last day together and life was changing, and we were walking into the unknown. Imagine we came to the realization that the person we saw every single day, we would now see every few weeks or months or years.
Who can move on from a realization like that?”
― Call Me Home: Poems
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