Unica Zurn - The Trumpets of Jericho

[giantsilkmoth]

probably the most I have ever felt recognized by a book, have felt that the author thinks and writes like I do. To apprehend this as a book about pregnancy that drifts into abstraction is wrong, in the same way as saying Taubes' To America and Back in a Coffin is about divorce. Pregnancy is the trumpet of Jericho, the walls fall and everything comes pouring out and it's no longer about that exactly. Now it's about, ultimately, whether it's worth trying to live in a world that despises you for your strangeness, or if it's worth dying.

The wind reconfigures and merges with you. Let it.