“Go, go to Auschwitz. / Maybe you’ll get a few poems out of it. “
“In one dream, he and the Golem had shared a cigarette.”
“So whose dream are we talking of? Or perhaps we should ask for whom was the dream intended?”
“I believe in Gilad. I believe he will advise the shit out of everyone’s investments.”
“What kind of vaccines do you give a baby that came from a watermelon?”
“It’s so important that you trust your own vision, and just create your own unique powerful universe that you want to inhabit.”
“Poetic form is like a hanger on which the dress of the poem takes shape.”
“This is the moment, this is exactly the moment that the sun can touch – to meet a body inside a house, inside a bathroom, a place where people become most human.”
“Keep an open heart and listening ear, all great art is ‘appropriation’ of what is already there.”
“I feel a deep need to write my own myth, to set myself, as a woman, free from the existing myths and see what else exists.”
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