Lorene Cary Quotes

It Didn't Occur To Me That I Never Named My Own Mystery Illness The Spring Before (except To Misdiagnose It To Friends As Mono), Because I'd Been Afraid To Admit, Even To My Mother, How Much I'd Wanted To Lie Down Somewhere And Hide. Black Women, Tall And Strong As Cypress Trees, Didn't Pull That. Pain And Shame And Cowardice And Fear Had To Be Kept Secret.

Related Authors

• Alexandria Hampton
• Andy Paula
• Anthony
• Ciji Ware
• David Copperfield
• Hannah Tointon
• John Avlon
• Kristoffer Hughes
• Moderata Fonte
• Richard Atwater
• Robert Brown Fulford
• Stewart Levine

Related Topics

• 1940s Actresses Quotes

  Because what you have to remember, if there's one thing, it's that everybody's human, that's the first thing they are, whether they're beautiful or not, or rich or poor, or — Paul Murray

• Deliver Baby Quotes

  We should be able to deliver bottled hot water to dehydrated babies. — John McCain

• She Got Played Quotes

  Not like Peabody and her sexual fantasies. I mean, Jesus." "Why that slut. I thought I was her sexual fantasy." Relieved with how he'd played it, she gave him a — J.D. Robb

• Smiles Change Lives Quotes

  There lives at least one being who can never change-one being who would be content to devote his whole existence to your happiness-who lives but in your eyes-who breathes but — Charles Dickens

• Susceptible Quotes

  User habits are a competitive advantage. Products that change customer routines are less susceptible to attacks from other companies. — Nir Eyal