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Margaret Atwood

"I've forgotten about these things all winter, but here they are again, and when I see them I remember them, I know them, I greet them as if they are home."

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"I've forgotten about these things all winter, but here they are again, and when I see them I remember them, I know them, I greet them as if they are home."

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"Here the children have a custom. After the celebration of evil they take those vacant heads that shone once with such anguish and glee and throw them over the bridge, watching the smash, orange, as they hit below, We were standing underneath when you told it. People do that with themselves when they are finished, light scooped out. He landed here, you said, marking it with your foot.You wouldn't do it that way, empty, you wouldn't wait, you would jump with the light still in you."
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"This form of love is like the painof childbirth: so intenseit's hard to remember afterwards."
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