living beautifully in the mind
remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
“The wounded woman gets called a stereotype, and sometimes she is. But sometimes she’s just true. I think the possibility of fetishizing pain is no reason to stop representing it. Pain that gets performed is still pain. Pain turned trite is still pain. I think the charges of cliché and performance offer our closed hearts too many alibis, and I want our hearts to be open. I just wrote that. I want our hearts to be open. I mean it.”
Leslie Jamieson, The Grand Unified Theory of Female Pain.
remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
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remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
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remember that words, the right & true words have the power of deeds. Raymond Carver
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