Re: 丢一些书摘
<The Crime of the Mathematic Teacher> Lispector
Ah, yes, you were indomitable: I didn't want you to eat meat so you wouldn't get ferocious, but one day you leaped onto the table and, as the children happily shouted, snatched the meat and, with a ferocity that doesn't come from what you eat, you stared at me mute and indomitable with the meat in your mouth. Because, though you were mine, you never yielded to me even a little of your past or your nature. And, worried, I started to understand that you didn't demand that I give up anything of mine to love you, and this started to bother me. It was at the endpoint of the stubborn reality of our two natures that you expected us to understand each other. My ferocity and yours shouldn't be exchanged out of sweetness: that was what you taught me little by little, and that too was starting to weigh on me. By not asking anything of me, you asked too much. From yourself, you demanded that you be a dog. From me, you demanded that I be a man. And I, I pretended as best I could.
ephe (Calcifer) 在 ta 的帖子中提到:
经常看到有意思的段落,想跟人分享又不知道分享给谁,就丢在这里。
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