“I meditated on my childhood, vague and distant before high school, where Laura still flickered only on the edge of things.” FriendshipMemoriesRelationshipChildhoodSonoraHannah Lillith AssadiAll Consuming Relationship Book:Sonora Source: Sonora
“I faded out. I was for a moment my father tapping on his cigarette, the way he holds it, crushing it flat. I was my mother at the sink, staring into the desert from the kitchen window, dishes in hand. I was in all the beds I'd ever slept in. Me sinking into the sheets, letting my thoughts fall down. I was running alongside the ocean, Laura splashing me with water. I was dancing to a melody I did not recognize, spinning wild and lovely into exalted leaps. I was no one again. I was someone with no name, no past. My face resumed the freshness of birth, the brightness was again in my eyes, the brightness only children own before life begins its wreckage.” MemoriesFamilyHistoryIdentitySonoraHannah Lillith AssadiRevitalizedRejuvenated Book:Sonora Source: Sonora
“I am a memory house for those I have lost, those I no longer know.” RelationshipsMemoriesLossSonoraHannah Lillith Assadi Book:Sonora Source: Sonora