I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humansh — Louise Glück, Averno
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I am tired of having handsshe saidI want wings —But what will you do without your handsto be human?I am tired of humanshe saidI want to live on the sun —

— Louise Glück, Averno
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