A Love Enough for Eight
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Here, language can rebuild itself through play and joy, and writing allows us to discover our own paths toward it. Heidegger suggests that one may travel the path of language through speech (and we, too, found our share of speech in Ghada and Ahmose). We, however, approach language through writing—not to fix it in place, but to let it grow; not to preserve it, but to reclaim it, perhaps even to restore its lost paradise. Here, there is a table abundantly set with love and words, and love is as strong as death.
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Here, language can rebuild itself through play and joy, and writing allows us to discover our own paths toward it. Heidegger suggests that one may travel the path of language through speech (and we, too, found our share of speech in Ghada and Ahmose). We, however, approach language through writing—not to fix it in place, but to let it grow; not to preserve it, but to reclaim it, perhaps even to restore its lost paradise. Here, there is a table abundantly set with love and words, and love is as strong as death.
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