Why
I write because someone once said, “Only two jobs can speak for the dead: detectives and writers.”
I write because someone once said, “Only two jobs can speak for the dead: detectives and writers.”
When we cannot speak to God, cannot even say the barest “I love you,” we are carried.
Thirteen years later, I realize I made a bad trade. Mom, you were right. No one is surprised.
There’s more than meets the eye
Invisible to the naked eye
I can do that with my eyes closed
You know what? Come to think of it, It’s OK if you don’t enjoy every moment. People are always saying that: “Enjoy EVERY moment!”
You didn’t have to know Bennington’s pain first hand to understand a Linkin Park song.
It’s a tricky balance, the nostalgia and passion of the past against these grim truths that have always existed.
Borges describes a fictional language that completely lacks nouns, and I tried to work out what this might mean in practice.
“How many parking spaces do you think our apartment would take up?”
I’ve peed behind dumpsters, on beaches, in alleys, gardens, parking lots, yards—and yet I was here, in this bathroom, I-can-pee-anywhere-ing in a space created for people who can’t.