Wednesday, July 14, 2010

TURN THE COMPOST

"That's what they're for, epitaphs, Andrew suddenly realized. So you can feel you've got some control over the death, you own it, you choose a name for it. The same with wanting to know all you can about how it happened."


From A Death in the Family, James Agee

2 comments:

V. Wetlaufer said...

Oh, lovely. Hugs hugs hugs.

Bloom and Rot said...

Credit where it's due: this is the epigraph from Halina's essay "The Company She Keeps."