Alice Borchardt Quotes on Identity
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Its easier to forget a thing without a name. I've learned to guard my affections.' 'I know, you've never asked mine.'
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I am no ordinary woman, and born to a different fate. I would not go whimpering.
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I wish. I don't know what I wish. That you were less I were more, perhaps. Yes, just possibly that's it
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the little death. What would or could be left of a human being after such an experience?
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He was conscious that something in [his] personality bolstered his confidence and allowed him to rest, to seek peace and find it. He never game a name to it, and never spoke of it. And never, never would he have allowed himself or anyone to call it - love