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Wales and the art of fine dying Wales and the art of fine dying by Tone Wasbak Melbye
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“«Hele huset virket som om det helst ikke ville ha noen boende i seg. Bortover den dunkle gangen rullet et slitent, rødbrunt teppe seg som en oppsvulmet tunge og en svak eim av mugg steg opp når jeg trådde på det.»”
Tone Wasbak Melbye, Wales and the art of fine dying
“Ved skrivebordet stod en pinnestol og vaklet under tilværelsens tyngde. Fargekartet ellers var holdt i hverdagsgrått og elendighetsbrunt.”
Tone Wasbak Melbye, Wales and the art of fine dying
“Fransk balkong, tror jeg de kaller sånne små selvmordsutvekster, akkurat store nok til å hoppe fra og ikke stort mer.”
Tone Wasbak Melbye, Wales and the art of fine dying
“I wished I could put all of these things in a drawer and close it, pick them out again when I felt ready to examine them, like treasures collected from a walk on the beach.”
Tone Wasbak Melbye, Wales and the art of fine dying
“I gazed in through shop windows at clothes, electronic thingummies, and various bottles. People live here, I thought. They live and change and the world is a whole.”
Tone Wasbak Melbye, Wales and the art of fine dying
“The mudbank drowsed in the sunshine.”
Tone Wasbak Melbye, Wales and the art of fine dying