Lorrie Moore Quotes
I Would Look Out Upon The Wildflowers, The Mulch Of Swamps And Leaves, The Spring Mosses Greening On The Rocks, Or The Boulderous Mountains Of Street-black Snow, Whatever Season It Happened To Be- My Mittens Clotted With Ice, Or My Hands Grimy With Marsh Mud- And From The Back Of My Larynx I'd Send Part Of My Voice Out Toward The Horizon And Part Of It Straight Up Toward The Sky. There Must Have Been Some Pain In Me. I Wanted To Howl And Fly And Break Apart.
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