What Ms. Nin Might Have Said by Anthony Telschow "But I don't give myself. That is why I can seem so human—just because I am not." - Henry Miller "We, peeling through your stinginess, should now what? Seek to shrive ourselves for having more of you than you had hoped to give?" Disgusted with his distancing, she thinks sal volatile might rouse him to humanity and set him straight awhile. The soi-disant protectorate unravels for a time: Protected finds protector disappointing, in decline. "Sedulity in grandstanding is thrilling when we're young," she said, "but really, that is more than cold-it's also very dumb." © 2002 by Anthony Telschow. All rights reserved. Home