Maggie Nelson Quotes

For To Wish To Forget How Much You Loved Someone - And Then, To Actually Forget - Can Feel, At Times, Like The Slaughter Of A Beautiful Bird Who Chose, By Nothing Short Of Grace, To Make A Habitat Of Your Heart. I Have Heard That This Pain Can Be Converted, As It Were, By Accepting "the Fundamental Impermanence Of All Things." This Acceptance Bewilders Me: Sometimes It Seems An Act Of Will; At Others, Of Surrender. Often I Feel Myself To Be Rocking Between Them (seasickness).

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