Margaret Atwood Quotes

That Image - Of A Little Child Being Suffocated, Or Almost Suffocated, By Others Who Thought The Whole Thing Was A Game - Melded With The Furtive Nocturnal Slugs, And My Solitary Pacing And Singing, And The Separate, Claustrophobic Stairway, And The Charmless Abstract Painting, And The Gold-framed Mirror, And The Slithery Green Satin Bedspread, And Became Inseperable From Them. It Wasn't A Cheerful Composite. As A Memory, It Is More Like A Fog Bank Than A Sunlit Meadow.
Yet I Think Of That Period As Having Been A Happy Time In My Life.
Happy Is The Wrong Word. Important.

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