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“You can never be an orphan. Do you understand? The night sky itself gave birth to you and covers you and names you as her children above all others. First born. Best adored. Highest thought. Most loved”
― The Prophets
― The Prophets
“A curse. A curse upon you and all of your progeny. May you write in ever-pain. May you never find satisfaction. May your children eat themselves alive.'
But it was too late and the curse held no meaning because it was redundant.”
― The Prophets
But it was too late and the curse held no meaning because it was redundant.”
― The Prophets
“Tiny resistances were a kind of healing in a weeping place.”
― The Prophets
― The Prophets
“More than worshipped, all gods wanted to be adored, and his people had that in them more than Paul's: to abide more, rejoice more, revere more, surrender more; climb on top of a golden pyre and burn more.”
― The Prophets
― The Prophets
“To survive this place, you had to want to die. That was the way of the world as remade by toubab, and Samuel's list of grievances was long: They pushed people into the mud and then called them filthy. They forbade people from accessing any knowledge of the world and then called them simple. They worked people until their empty hands were twisted, bleeding, and could do no more, then called them lazy. They forced people to eat innards from troughs and then called them uncivilized. They kidnapped babies and shattered families and then called them incapable of love. They raped and lynched and cut up people into parts, and then called the pieces savage. They stepped on people's throats with all their might and asked why the people couldn't breathe. And then, when people made an attempt to break the foot, or cut it off one, they screamed "CHAOS!" and claimed that mass murder was the only way to restore order.”
― The Prophets
― The Prophets
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