“What I sometimes mistake for ecstasy is simply the absence of grief.” Sarah Kane 20.2.1999
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“What I sometimes mistake for ecstasy is simply the absence of grief.” Sarah Kane 20.2.1999
“So quiet are the green woods Of our homeland, The crystalline wave Dying away by the ruined wall, And we wept in sleep; Wandering with timid steps Down past the thorny thicket, Singers in summer's eve, In the sacred peace Of the far resplendent vineyard; Shadows now in the cool womb Of night, grief-stricken eagles. As gently does a moonlit beam close The scarlet scars of melancholy.”