for language's sake
for language's sake
words and phrases that stuck out somehow
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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
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emotional commerce
line of questioning
anti content content club
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
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Sheila Heti, In Conversation with Herself
the rest of my life
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away/towards, a way to words
It’s holding my ambivalence in narrative.
Manic Pixie Dream Girl - by Anna Fusco - Unsupervised