— Adam Donaldson Powell ____________________________ to Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette: Threshold Every creature survives by forgetting. The deer forgets the wolf. The flower forgets the frost. The child forgets the wound. Only the observer remembers. And remembrance is a peculiar hunger. It teaches the eyeto lingerafter everyone else has looked away. To noticethe hand withdrawingbefore the smile … Continue reading Colette and the Inhumanity of Being Human