“I resolved to die. When that proved futile, I joined the ranks of the sullen. My condition was not uncommon among men and women in our predicament. We moved as if lost in dreams, we ate without tasting, slept without resting, listened without hearing. Others avoided us for fear of catching our ailment because they knew that not caring meant not living and they had chosen to live.”
Jabari Asim is an American author born on August 11, 1962. His works primarily focus on themes of race, identity, and growth, and have been well-received by readers. more
“Yeu only live once. No matter what yeu choose to do with it, it should be worth it.”
“She looked up and saw, crouching on a branch, a creature from another world.”
“And so I try to be kind to everything I see, and I’m everything I see, I see him.”