Edwidge Danticat Quotes

I Once Heard An Elder Say That The Dead Who Have No Use For Their Words Leave Them As Part Of Their Children's Inheritance. Proverbs, Teeth Suckings, Obscenities, Even Grunts And Moans Once Inserted In Special Places During Conversations, All Are Passed Along To The Next Heir.

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