..."is like water." It took me a long time, and much grief, to understand what she meant.Could that be true? I've felt it flowing the other way, many times.
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"Love," she would say, "is like water," meaning that love flows from the older to the younger, and not vice versa, just as water flows downhill and not up....[pp. 23, 26-27]
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Is love like water?
"Love," begins the title story of Chapel Hill author Samia Serageldin's collection,
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