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Ellen Cooney
“In stacks of the library where I wandered, where almost no one went, where everything was old and a little beat-up, a ray of sunlight came in, filled with swirling bits of dust, when nothing else was moving, and I saw it wasn’t dust but particles of the spirits of those books, free and out playing around, like no one was watching. Moments. They were moments. They belonged to the other thing and they could never be broken, as you can break a clock, but not time.”
Ellen Cooney, One Night Two Souls Went Walking

Lynda Cohen Loigman
“It is not so simple, is it? I could offer many more interpretations, but the point is, there isn't one explanation. Things are never as straightforward as we want them to be, Goldie. Why must I choose a single solution when the truth lies somewhere in between them all?”
Lynda Cohen Loigman, The Love Elixir of Augusta Stern

Laurie Frankel
“All life. You are never finish, never done. Never become, always becoming. You know? Life is change so is always okay you are not there yet. Is like this for you and Poppy and everyone. The people who do not understand are change. The people who afraid are change. There is no before and no after because change is what is life. You live in change, in in between.”
Laurie Frankel, This Is How It Always Is

Attar of Nishapur
“The Beginning is lost;
the End stretches into eternity.
Don't bother with them, they're all irrelevant.
And since all is really nothing,
then nothing is truly everything.”
Attar of Nishapur, The Conference of the Birds

Ellen Cooney
“People are so sad,” she said.
“People are so hurt,” she said.
“So please let us not be empty like empty barrels,” she said.
All along, the ceiling light kept doing its thing. And together with Professor Pearls, we answered her, as if this had been planned, “Amen.”
Ellen Cooney, One Night Two Souls Went Walking

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