for language's sake
words and phrases that stuck out somehow
for language's sake
away/towards,
a way to words
it’s not that deep <> INTD <> interested
More striking, and moving, is the alphabetically ordered, temporally disordered narration: ‘Grandma died. Grandma has been sick. Grandma is ailing still’. Death, after all, comes before life in the dictionary.
Celine Nguyen • Sheila Heti, In Conversation with Herself
anti content content club
potent/ial
algo(rhythm)
its wicker finding new parts of my thighs in which it could dig.
Maybe you’re not ready either
consci-anxious
One should be light like a bird, and not like a feather.