Lois McMaster Bujold Quotes

(Watching Her) Was A Little Like Watching Water Lilies; Rather More Like Smelling A Dinner He Was Not Allowed To Eat. Was It Possible To Be Starved For So Long As To Forget The Taste Of Food, For The Pangs Of Hunger To Burn Out Like Ash? It Seemed So. But Both The Pleasure And The Pain Were His Heart's Secret, Here. He Was Put In Mind, Suddenly, Of The Soil At The Edge Of A Recovering Blight; The Weedy Bedraggled Look Of It, Unlovely Yet Hopeful. Blight Was A Numb Gray Thing, Without Sensation. Did The Return Of Green Life Hurt? Odd Thought.

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