Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy, p.118:
“I take in the vast volume of seeds waiting to be plants and wonder how they would go together, know that nature’s experiments are far more sophisticated than ours, and far further reaching. These seeds, giving a chance, would all be able to work out how to coexist across the globe, how to feed and help and sustain each other, and there is something truly wonderful about that.”
Sometimes you read a book and then it is behind you, and you move on. Yet, occasionally, you read a book and you feel it resonates with you deeply, and you seek out the author’s other books to see if they can “grab” you in the same or an even better way. Feeling haunted, you embrace that blissful drowning of yourself in that beautiful abyss.
(Day 14 #WarmWinterRead #WWR25 via @librarieschangelives)
Voices under the Sun 陽光下的聲音 