I Found This Really Cool List Of Women’s Translations Of Ancient Greek And Roman Texts! It Lists English-language

but indirectly children know everything there is to know. They just don't know why.

Nancy Milford, Savage Beauty

For, when what he knows as art is relegated to the museum and gallery, the unconquerable impulse towards experiences enjoyable in themselves finds such outlet as the daily environment provides.

- John Dewey, Art as Experience

The world is slow to dissolve and leave us.

Matthea Harvey, Sad Little Breathing Machine

I believe in ending sentences with a preposition in order to give the ideas a way out.

- Heather Christle, The Crying Book

nah bro, you live in a society, i live in a homoerotic victorian romance novel

I want to say the poet is never afraid because he is unceasingly afraid, and therefore cannot become that which he already is

Mary Ruefle, On Fear

the whole world around me expanding and contracting, visually and viscerally heaving.

- Heather Christle, The Crying Book

The light is astounding, a hammer.

Anne Carson, Kinds of Water

‘Agamemnon,’ Aeschylus (translated by Anne Carson)

An attempt to intensify the horror by containing it in symmetry.

- Heather Christle, The Crying Book