Clarice Lispector Quotes

In The Chapter On The Force Of Gravity, In Elementary School, She'd Invented A Man With A Funny Disease. The Force Of Gravity Didn't Work On Him...So He'd Fall Off The Earth, And Keep Falling Evermore, Because She Didn't Know How To Give Him A Destiny. Where Was He Falling? Later She Figured It Out: He Kept Falling, Falling And Got Used To It, Eventually Learning How To Eat Falling, Sleep Falling, Live Falling, Until He Died. And Would He Keep Falling?

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