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“Guilt is a weight, a leaden chain; it can morph and stretch itself to every space, like the supple frame of a cuttlefish. But guilt has no heart and cannot live forever: each heartbeat destroys a little universe, brings another one into life.”
Sheila Armstrong, Falling Animals
“Death has many pieces. At the very end, our lives fractured, and the shards swam away to where they belonged. The still-living carry those parts around with them: kind words and gentle skin-touches and sweet, sweet tears. The best parts of us are elsewhere, spread out across the land in a fine mist of memory. Our voices are the last thrumming of an insect's wing on a web.
All that lodges here is the shape of our ending.”
Sheila Armstrong, Falling Animals