"When you were born, God threw your Mama and Daddy a lump of clay."--from a local preacher, during his mother's day sermon
His point: Everyone is born the same. It's our parents, our guardians, who mold us into who we become, who we are. No child is a racist when he or she is born. No child is full of anger or hatred. It's all carried down from one person to the next, a generational conveyor belt of subjectivity.
About Me
- Ms. First Line
- First lines. You find them everywhere: in fiction, nonfiction, poetry, movies, plays, songs, in the voices of people you know well, and those you don’t. In this blog, you’ll find a compilation of captivating lines, sentences, random thoughts, and quotes from every part of life. Some of these lines will lead to other observations, which I’ll elaborate on through small, eruptive tantrums or tangled, poetic musings; it all depends on what I read, what I imagine, what I hear, what comes to life. So be careful what you say out there, distant followers. You never know. I could be listening to you.