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| + | "Chains of home | ||
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| + | -Kumar, pg 97 | ||
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| + | '''"how you are struck with terror | ||
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| + | '''when a women wanders fearlessly''' | ||
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| + | '''searching for her own self''' | ||
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| + | '''together in wives and whores''' | ||
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| + | '''and lovers!"'''''' | ||
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| + | -Kumar, pg 101 | ||
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"Sex had little to do with the home: it belonged to the street And it was public, like a pass or insult." -Kumar, pg 90 | "Sex had little to do with the home: it belonged to the street And it was public, like a pass or insult." -Kumar, pg 90 | ||
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| + | "To realize this truth was to feel very alone."-pg 83, Kumar | ||
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| + | "Now that you have come | ||
| + | I'm here, there, | ||
| + | everywhere."-Kumar, pg 124 | ||
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| + | "I was a stranger in a familiar place."- Kumar, pg 126 | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:55, 5 November 2010
"Chains of home
become so much more visible."
-Kumar, pg 97
"how you are struck with terror
when a women wanders fearlessly
searching for her own self
together in wives and whores
and lovers!"'
-Kumar, pg 101
"I was observing the world around me and stringing my observations into sentences. Words gave my world its crucial form."-Kumar, pg 92
"Sex had little to do with the home: it belonged to the street And it was public, like a pass or insult." -Kumar, pg 90
"To realize this truth was to feel very alone."-pg 83, Kumar
"Now that you have come I'm here, there, everywhere."-Kumar, pg 124
"I was a stranger in a familiar place."- Kumar, pg 126
