Tim O'Brien Quotes

They Carried All The Emotional Baggage Of Men Who Might Die. Grief, Terror, Love, Longing
these Were Intangibles, But The Intangibles Had Their Own Mass And Specific Gravity, They Had Tangible Weight. They Carried Shameful Memories. They Carried The Common Secret Of Cowardice ... Men Killed, And Died, Because They Were Embarrassed Not To.

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