Quotes by Mie Hansson

“All mothers breed dead children.They shall, perhaps, live later.When no longer dead, they are bornNotby coincidence, by choice.”

“I wore you on me at all timesLike I now carry my pen.Unlike your own opinion myBelongings must have a function.You bled through the ink of my lines andTo be my subject nursed your thirst.Was it my ...”

“Women in love are patheticand I cannot be bothered, for now,I am back to metaphysicsand my armpits gather hair.”

“I shall have my lasso, I shall lead the course;I recognize its time to mount a different horse.”

“Its just another stop on the curvy roadthe final encounterfor the man who has liveddeath is the answer.”

“I am the interpretation of the prophetI am the artist in the coffinI am the brave flag stained with bloodI am the wounds overcomeI am the dream refusing to sleepI am the bare-breasted voice of libe...”

“Do not judge a woman on her knees_you never know how tall she is when she stands!”

“I aint scared to lend a handI aint scared to clench it either”

“Do not judge a woman on her knees: you never know how tall she is when she stands.”

“Everything is possible in America, except the production of intelligence.”

“I have not encouraged talk about mans holy privacy, although I do respect and defend mans right to have it.”

“Now, as we close one chapter, the pen is gradually inking up, preparing itself to write the next.”

“Beneath her thinnest skin and light, a fuse leads way to dynamite.”

“Had I only known my lettersWould be of such importanceId empty myself on paperEvery single morningAnd it was for such reason,as she read his little stanza,that she decided to stamponefinalletter:Ev...”

“We quenched the bulging flame, amongst the ashes embers of fire remain”

“The match I struck shall not run deadYoure my first inhale, my last cigarette.”

“Lonely you linger in a league above poetry.”

“No man has the courage to approach her or initiate questions she herself rise, for all men fear a fascist and she can very well be a fascists wife.”

“Some find freedom in comfortothers find comfort in freedom”

“What differentiated us was our perception of our mutual reality, which made no difference.”