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When my mother is no longer here, I know I will cling to that lovely fragrance of mint and a moisturizer I’ll always associate with beauty and love. I will cling to those summer nights we raced—and yet didn’t race—home. I will try to bang
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“The moon had grown full without her noticing. And powerfully magic. One sip would have done it, and the baby had had—well. More than one sip.”
― The Girl Who Drank the Moon
― The Girl Who Drank the Moon
“She pressed her hand to her chest and felt her sorrow- the merciless density of it, like a black hole in her heart, swallowing the light.”
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“As Mia Mingus wrote in her essay “You Are Not Entitled to Our Deaths”: “We know the state has failed us. We are currently witnessing the pandemic state-sanctioned violence of murder, eugenics, abuse and bone-chilling neglect in the face of mass suffering, illness, and death.29 In my and many others’ nightmares, this is a final solution for disabled people: all COVID mitigation strategies are thrown out the window so abled people can shop, work, and watch football, and disabled people either die or stay within our immune-safer bubbles for the rest of our lives. I believe in disabled resilience, but my suicidal ideation popped up again when I thought about that. I don’t want a future where I never get to have in-person communion with people I love again, where I get harassed for wearing my N95 in the supermarket, and/or where most of the people I love are living with even more disability from long COVID with no government support, or are dead.”
― The Future Is Disabled: Prophecies, Love Notes and Mourning Songs
― The Future Is Disabled: Prophecies, Love Notes and Mourning Songs
“Dangerous is a name for things we do not understand. I am a thing that is not understood, both among my people and among yours.”
― Lost Ark Dreaming
― Lost Ark Dreaming
“For all these years, her heart had painted the picture for her. Her child-not a figment of her imagination, but her child in the world. The picture that her heart painted was real.”
― The Girl Who Drank the Moon
― The Girl Who Drank the Moon
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