“…to be human is, inevitably, to hate oneself sometimes, to hunger for the perfect stability and in a way the perfect justice – or at least perfect punishment for our numerous imperfections – called death.”
J. Gardner, in In the Suicide Mountains
“…to be human is, inevitably, to hate oneself sometimes, to hunger for the perfect stability and in a way the perfect justice – or at least perfect punishment for our numerous imperfections – called death.”
J. Gardner, in In the Suicide Mountains