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One day I will know the face of love...it shall gaze back at me from a pool of water, undisturbed by what lies beneath. — Susan D. Taylor

When I think of my God, my heart dances within me for joy, and then my music has to dance, too. — Joseph Haydn

In the mirror of your paper you will discover your identity as an artist. — Rex Brandt

People with disabilities are still whole. They're just whole differently. — Leta Blake

No one to hear, you might as well scream. — Melissa Etheridge

The soul, in its longing to grow, will push us toward crisis points, bringing about a situation that will force us to leave behind the old toys and the worn-out ways of operating. Our soul brings us these crises to remind us that we don't have to remain stuck in the land of the hunters and the hunted. We are called to draw ourselves up to our full height and confidence, even when terrified at the prospect of the unknown. — Alberto Villoldo

So, yes, I should have just surrendered, cinched the entitled scion her little pouch of entitlements, put in my calls to the name shufflers, done my duty. I thought about that moment later on. Maybe I got extratuned to the concept of bitchhood once I became Purdy's, though I must confess I've always found such usage of the term for female dogs distasteful. My mother was a second-wave feminist. I wasn't comfortable saying "cunt" until I was twenty-three, at which point, admittedly, I couldn't hold back for a time. — Sam Lipsyte

The world is becoming nicer and easier, but that doesn't mean we are any less lonely or any more connected. — Spike Jonze

It is the nature of man to rise to greatness if greatness is expected of him. — John Steinbeck

How could men get fat by being bad and starve by being good? I thought and thought about my vision, and it made me very sad. — John G. Neihardt

That night I looked Stephanie [Burt] up online and started reading more about her work...I kept encountering a striking factoid...: she's often cited as the most influential poetry critic of her generation. And she's openly trans. This is not the world I was taught I would grow into when I was a young trans child -- the one where transgender people are heard, are brilliant, are influential, are even the best. At anything. Being trans, I'd learned subliminally, was supposed to keep you from being that -- even if you loved your trans self, and even if some other trans people and a few allies did too, the world at large would keep your potential tamped down."

- from "Surface Difficulty: An Adventure in Reading Trans Poetry," Original Plumbing Magazine 2014 — Mitch Kellaway

How do you brace yourself for a collision with the unimaginable? — Karen Marie Moning