Meia Geddes, Love Letters To The World Quotes
Art allows us to die over and over without actually dying. Only we must catch our breath.
I let quiet shape what I say, then realize there is nothing that can be fully said—the reason for gestures and eyes and art. Always something waiting, wanting, expectant, yet also curiously not.
Maybe all you need to do is find the heartbeat in everything. And if writing is living, the discovery of the beat of a heart, then when you read me, you are living by my side.
If I could simply place the various parts of myself into the night sky to occasionally glance up and behold myself—maybe in the end I am only hoping to vicariously soak up some starlight.
I wonder how much space I take up, if a thought can take up secondary space.
I should think a poet president would be able to create a delectable confluence of various spaces. A poet is most political.
Being in the country is like being in a dream—one doesn't quite know who one is. There is an anonymity to it all—that strange human creature that is me, one among all.
