Of dying, only if painful and protracted, or if I get stuck inside an inert body. I would also not wish to be trapped in a jar.
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Margaret Atwood
Novelist, poet and critic
Canada
Arts and letters
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Well, probably this big sack of poetry.
In 1948 when the brakes failed on our car. About to get on a plane to New York on 9/11. Choking on a fishbone.
By members of a human race who have managed to avoid annihilating their entire species and can thus still do some reading, and remembering.
Of a painless disease, with a month’s warning, on a spring day, with some good news in hand.
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