She wanted them to argue with her, to gush, to rhapsodize. She wanted them to sparkle, not to chew. Words... words... words... She gobbled them up, spewed them out again, added them up, juggled them, nursed them along, carried them to bed and put them under the pillow like soiled pajamas, slept on them, snored over them. Words... When every other memory of her had fled there would remain-HER WORDS.

Author   Henry MillerTopics   Language, Expression, Memory, Womanhood, Words, Identity Copy Share on Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Twitter

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