for language's sake
words and phrases that stuck out somehow
for language's sake
its wicker finding new parts of my thighs in which it could dig.
Maybe you’re not ready either
One should be light like a bird, and not like a feather.
About - Like a Bird
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
It’s holding my ambivalence in narrative.