Exene Cervenka & Lydia Lunch photographed by David Arnoff in 1981, for their collaborative poetry book "Adulters Anonymous".
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Exene Cervenka & Lydia Lunch photographed by David Arnoff in 1981, for their collaborative poetry book "Adulters Anonymous".
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“I want to weave you into me. Stick your thorns in and grow. Bleed sap and feel this shining light. Grow strange leaves. Bear this fruit. Share this soil. Bury ourselves. Reach for the sun. Strip this bark. Carve a name and a heart into me. Please.”
— Iain S. Thomas, “The New Species”, I Wrote This For You
Anatomical Eve, 17th century
“To be eaten and to be married to the god might not be so different.”
— C. S. Lewis, from ‘Till We Have Faces: A Myth Retold’
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“The only way to overcome sadness is to consume it.”
— Everything Is Illuminated, Jonathan Safran Foer
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New Poets of Native Nations edited by Heid E. Erdrich; ‘The First Water Is the Body’ by Natalie Diaz
[ID: If the river is a ghost, am I? Unsoothable thirst is one type of haunting.]