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“He, the paintings conservator, and me, the stone conservator.”
“Is your pain burning or aching, throbbing or cutting, stabbing or radiating?”
“Ed Simon Elaine Scarry Franz Kafka language Ludwig Wittgenstein pain poetics Sally Rooney Susan Sontag the body Ed Simon Ed Simon is the Public Humanities Special Faculty in the English Department of Carnegie Mellon University, a staff writer for Lit Hub, and the editor of Belt Magazine .”
“Fallible animals though we are, unable to ever comprehend that this too shall pass, we interpret both misery and bliss as eternal states.”
“How fortunate then are we to have metaphor, incomplete though it is, to turn pain into words, rather than transmuting our words into pain.”
“Ecstasy, however, is all too often fleeting, while pain prefers to stay for a while.”
“Nonetheless, the charged significance of literature, as opposed to the stick-figures of the Wong-Baker FACES Scale, is that if it cannot suture the chasm between experience and description, that it can at least gesture across that chasm.”
“During that time, I kicked coffee cold turkey, its own terrible pain for somebody that used to consume around two-to-three pots of the black stuff every day, so that (surprise of surprises!) I discovered that I no longer had high blood pressure.”