“We would hardly wish to know ourselves again as once we were and yet we mourn the days.”
― Cormac McCarthy, The Passenger #SundaySentence https://t.co/hZy83R1L0d
"A hawk appeared out of the woods below and rose effortlessly and came about and drifted quarterwise down the wind and turned and rose again
and hovered."~ Cormac McCarthy #SundaySentence
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"His silence was unsettling, a kind absence, as if he wasn't wholly there." ~ Anika Scott ~"The German Heiress" #SundaySentence https://t.co/C1bWY09j0J
“There are pockets of time, she thinks, where every sense rings like a bell, where the world brims with fleeting grace.” — Dominic Smith https://t.co/ma6g0p5G0Z #SundaySentence The Last Painting of Sara De Vos
"Other bats are taking off above the trees to forage for night, beating their leathery wings into a sudden flurry." by Dominic Smith "The Last Painting of Sara De Vos" https://t.co/8RESgmvVXn # SundaySentence
"To take seriously the proposition that disappearance is the normal
order of things." ~ Troy Jollimore "Silence and Residue of Waters" #poem https://t.co/1hrA6558QY #SundaySentence
"It is possible to speak without words, to know a creature's wants and desires though there is only silence." ~ Alice Hoffman "The
Dovekeepers" https://t.co/DcvBtoTbRu
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"Life is very weird, no matter how it ends,
very filled with dreams. . . .
~Louise Gluck (from Poem "Vita Nova")
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These are the facts you must know about Melissa Lucio before Texas rushes to execute her on April 27 for a crime that never occurred. #SaveMelissaLucio https://t.co/Jp2xX1HS5H
"Mr. Havens has made a story of her world, one picture like the first page of a novel, another like the-next-to page where the reader longs to know how it all ends." ~ Isla Morley
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"The surprise of old age is how comfortable a person can be with an empty day, how companionable it can be."~ Isla Morley
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