“Everyone knows how to love, but not how to love well. The mistake is too easy. You call her a goddess and you think he's perfect and suddenly they're not people anymore. You've betrayed them. Instead of being in awe… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“Everyone knows how to love, but not how to love well. The mistake is too easy. You call her a goddess and you think he's perfect and suddenly they're not people anymore. You've betrayed them. Instead of being in awe… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“He didn't know that sometimes, the most awesome and complicated thing you can do is just stick around.” — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“I hold a strict policy of automatic grudges against people everyone likes.” — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“I wanted to call her a bitch. I almost did. But I couldn't get the word out. I started wondering whether that'd be sexist,… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“Sometimes, the most awesome and complicated thing you can do is just stick around” — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“I was sitting in a plastic desk-chair contraption in an English classroom in Minnesota, tapping out the meter of lines from Pound's Cantos, wearing… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“Everyone knows how to love, but not how to love well. The mistake is too easy. You call her a goddess and you think… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“Everybody has unattainable crushes too and imaginary friends. Some part of their mind that they talk to when they can't deal with talking to… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“When you die I bet you want real life, pure real life, eulogies that are unpoetic and messy, smeared with tears and truisms, cliched… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“The times you don’t have to think are when you get in your best thinking.” — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“And when you die I bet that you want real life, pure real life, eulogies that are unpoetic and messy, smeared with tears and… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
“Everyone knows how to love, but not how to love well. The mistake is too easy. You call her a goddess and you think… — Kate Hattemer Copy Share Image
