Madeline L'Engle

I worry about the tyranny of language

I worry about the tyranny of language which is incapable of containing mystery.

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In feigned completeness I would walk the lonely
longest distance between all points and all others
because in their connection my geometry will have
been faithful to its own imagined laws.

~ from "American Biographies" in ANOTHER AMERICA by Barbara Kingsolver

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