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“Because there was a hunger in me to see everything and do everything. I wanted to be everyone I saw. I wasn’t enough for me. Can you understand that?”
— Sidney Sheldon, Bloodline
Tagged: Ambition, Learning, Life, Power
“We rewrite what we wanted out of life and decide it's really boys who smell like cigarettes.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Good wriitng, Women, My aesthetic
“She has a heart that could exist on magazine covers.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Good wriitng, Women, My aesthetic
“I tell him about the boys and cobwebs and how I’m not sure when I’m the spider or the one getting caught.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Dating
“Your name is still stitched somewhere
on the back of my throat.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry
“You know I am a past of breaking
and still call it beautiful.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Love, Relationships
“Someone once told me it’s a bad thing
to start suddenly speaking in tongues,
but he knows that language better than anyone.

I don’t understand a word, but thank God he does.

Love is like the first cherry tree blossoming.
Love is like the two of us
taking turns biting the apple tree.
Love is like our screams singing out in the same key.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Love
“Sadness does not have a home in me
when he’s around.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Love
“I see a nutcracker in a store window display
and want to throw the biggest rock at it I can find.
I want to shatter the glass with my bare knuckles,
to bleed all over the happiness.
I want to stuff tinsel in the mouth of the nutcracker, to watch him destroy everything
that is supposed to bring cheer.
I want this whole town to stop celebrating if I can’t have you here.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Loss, Grief
“there are too many rooms here,
too many places
for my grief to sit”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Grief, Loss
“to watch you in pain
is a terrible, terrible thing.
is to sit helpless with all the tools
locked in the shed.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, Health, Pain, Family
“But it takes years to finally see what they mean is sisterhood is not competition. Sisterhood is how women learn to survive
when a whole world wants them to be
just one thing.”
— Ari Eastman, Bloodline
Tagged: Poetry, sisterhood, Friendship
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