
No One Belongs Here More Than You

Inelegantly and without my consent, time passed.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
The dark shape wept in the incredibly sad way that only air can cry,
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
And I could not make a move without making love. Every time I shifted in my chair, lifted my fork, brushed my hair from my eyes, I seemed to be pushing through the motions as through honey, slowly and with all kinds of implications.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
I told myself that the sound of my breathing was really the sound of all the animals in the world breathing, even the humans, even the boy, even his dog, all together, all breathing, all on Earth, at night.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
It was a tragic romance. Maxamillion was an old man who falls in love with a child and waits for her to grow up, only to die of old age on her eighteenth birthday.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
It seemed incredibly dangerous to look into each other’s eyes, but we were doing it. For how long can you behold another person? Before you have to think of yourself again, like dipping the brush back in for more ink.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
I watched her walk into the store as unself-consciously as an animal in a nature documentary.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
there are some great reasons for resisting language, and one of them is love.
Miranda July • No One Belongs Here More Than You
When I said “a lot of work,” I moved my hands apart to represent all the work. He stared at the space between my palms and asked if I played the accordion.