If we must stop to catch our breath, we wait with and for each other.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 21
Mostly, there is silence.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 20
The choir still needs its preachers.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Image 3
Sit still, a child is told.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 19
One reads Harriet Jacobs to remember that other narratives of children exist.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 18
We are surrounded by all the selfs formed by pleasurable attachments.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 17
"If you could say one thing to the person who harmed you"
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 16
What dangerous imaginations.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 15
And I wonder, now, what he would remember.
Reading Ordinary Notes: Note 14
Yet, to write against that harm, to insist it can be otherwise.