Any estimable exercise of the imagination draws upon such a complex richness of memory that it truly enjoys the expansiveness — the surprising turns, the response to light and darkness — of any living thing.
“A stranger is someone / who sits
very still at the kitchen table,
looks down at his knuckles, / thinks some day we will laugh about this, / doesn’t believe it.”
Anne Carson | “The Fall of Rome: A Traveller’s Guide”
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