Yeser Berro

“You may be weaker than the whole world but you are always stronger than yourself. Let me send my power against my power. Let me discover what it is that I want and fear from love.”
― Gillian Rose, Love's Work: A Reckoning with Life

“A veces pensaba que, si mi hermano no apareciera más, yo habrí sido capaz de tragarme toda la tierra de la casa, de romperla, de hacerla temblar.”
― Dolores Reyes, Eartheater

“In hidden orchards the stone fruit ripened so fast that what we didn't eat was given to the animals, and so like chimps like finches like gilas we glutted on plums so ripe they split if looked at, cherries and blackberries staining our sheets. We distilled summer meads heady with anise and yogurt, and watered fields with the barrels' dregs. To the tidal boom of an underground aquarium, I cut a sturgeon nose to slit and ransacked its body for that other fruit, pure caviar. I looked to Aida for the salt. Sweaty, unshowered, her pubis its own rough ocean. Saline, the meat of her as she bucked against my tongue, split open, gleaming.”
― C Pam Zhang, Land of Milk and Honey

“قبل أن تنسيني، أخبريني أين وضعتِ ملابسي.”
― Bernard-Marie Koltès, Roberto Zucco