In Favor of the Sensitive Man and Other Essays by Anaïs Nin
Author:Anaïs Nin
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Suicide was a grand, dark continent to be charted and I was its cartographer.
Suicides were the aristocrats of death—God’s graduate students, acting out their theses to prove how limited were the alternatives. He had allowed Himself and His creatures. Their act was, at its best, superb literary criticism. At its worst—well, perhaps it was this blonde loveliness [Jewel] not yet defined, and dying of its lack of definition. Giving away to dust the lovely outlines of those ever-so-slightly conical breasts, those long and tapering legs, that rounded cheek curving to indentation of shadowed eyes . . . all because of lack of shape. No! Suicide must be more than mere abortion. Part of my job had to be to save people for their proper deaths.
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