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Medusa in San Francisco | William Winfield Wright
muscovite: Ok, I was a little nervous  in the airport, but I looked at her  right in her eyes, and sure  she had her hair up sometimes,  but why would that make any  difference? What I am saying  is that a thousand times I smiled  into her sweet face, at the restaurant  where the owner also took her hands,  in the sleepy park, at pizza—she  even drank some of my soda—in the bath  where I made...
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“It’s a very American illness, the idea of giving yourself away entirely to the...”
– David Foster Wallace (via literaturesluts)
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“Hours later, the cat was asleep, and Erin lay next to it, her eyes half-closed....”
– Dave Eggers, from “Quiet” in How We Are Hungry Yes. And that feeling of being in bed when you’re 7 and knowing there’s a light on downstairs and you know that your parents are down there washing dishes or talking or watching late night TV. (via scout)
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