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Give Me Your Hand Clarice Lispector
This document discusses the spaces between things and experiences. It describes how the spaces between numbers, notes, grains of sand, and events contain mysteries and feelings that connect all things. The spaces, or interstices, of the world contain its breath and continued existence, which we perceive as silence.
Give Me Your Hand Clarice Lispector
- 1. Give me yourhand Give me your hand: I will now tell you how I went into the expressionless has always been my blind search and secret. How I got what exists between the number one and number two, as I saw the line of fire and mystery, and that line is surreptitious. Between two musical notes is a note between two events is a fact, between two grains of sand together for more than that there are a range of space, there is a feeling that is felt between - in the interstices of primordial matter is the line mystery and fire is the breath of the world, and continued respiration of the world is what we hear and call for silence. Clarice Lispector