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“We worshipped a great white body that was an avalanche of good news, and we slit it open in every part. “That can’t go through the mail,” the postman gasped, “because that is a super-stabbed body!” The super-stabbed body rose up, with many butterknives sticking out of it, and said, “I AM the mail.” It had so many lovers.”

Book:Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals

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Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals

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Patricia Lockwood

Patricia Lockwood is an American poet known for her unique style and profound emotional expression. Born on April 27, 1982, she graduated from Columbia University and began her poetry career there. Her works often focus on personal identity, cultural phenomena, and social commentary, showcasing rich imagination and a unique perspective. more

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Book:Go Find: My Journey to Find the Lost—and Myself

Source: Go Find: My Journey to Find the Lost—and Myself

“Murderers don't always carry weapons or have arms wrapped around them for a kill. At times they are pickled hearts awaiting to launch bitter avalanches on calm seas.”

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Author:Goitsemang Mvula

“She didn’t know what its story was or what kind of storm lay hidden inside of it. She only knew it needed a friend as badly as she did.”

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Book:Firestorm

Source: Firestorm

“The Himalayas were visible at last. What I could see now was a great wall of ice, snow and rock stretching to the horizon in two directions. Something like a cloud was powering off one of the steepest slopes at incredible speed – an avalanche. The sky was turning pink. The highest snowy slopes were rosy and the sun picked out sharp angles in the mountains.”