Tuesday, March 3, 2009

some might call it a hideous strength..

--still nightime





you do not fail in obedience
through lack of love, but
have lost love because you
never attempted obedience.

-that hideous strength
(the context for this one is interesting: pg. 147)



humans want crumbs removed;
mice are anxious to remove them.
it ought never to have been a 
cause for war. but you see that 
obedience and rule are more like
a dance than a drill--specially
between man and woman where
the roles are always changing.

- the same.

1 comment:

  1. We all have our different languages;
    but we all really mean the same thing.


    You do not fail in obedience through
    lack of love, but have lost love because
    you never attempted obedience.


    You always find that there was a time before
    that point when there was more elbow room
    and contrasts weren't quite so sharp; and that
    there's going to be a time after that point when
    there is even less room for indecision and choices
    are even more mementous. Good is always getting
    better and bad is always getting worse: the possibilities
    of even apparent neutrality are always diminishing.

    Three more good quotes from THS.. I just read that.

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