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Clarice Lispector, from a letter in translation to Tania Kauffman, featured in All Letters of Clarice Lispector
saying your names, richard siken
Sandra Cisneros, from Loose Woman: Poems; "I Am on My Way to Oklahoma to Bury the Man I Nearly Left My Husband For"
a little garden in your backyard where you grow blueberries for your muffins, tomatoes for your pasta, roses for your home. you have coffee with your husband every sunrise and hear your children’s laughter playing barefoot in the grass. the life.
“I think only once in your life do you find someone that you say, “Hey, this is the person I want to spend the rest of my time on this earth with.” And if you miss it, or walk away from it, or even maybe, blink―it’s gone.”
— Jacqueline Woodson, If You Come Softly
After the rain, I went back into the field of sunflowers. It was cool, and I was anything but drowsy. I walked slowly, and listened to the crazy roots, in the drenched earth, laughing and growing.
Mary Oliver, from “Sometimes” in Red Bird (originally published in 2008)
Margaret Atwood, from an essay featured in "In Other Worlds," originally published in 2011
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Protect her heart, slap her ass, share your fries.
Yves Saint Laurent interviewed on Dim Dam Dom (1968)
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