By Richard Brautigan Date: 18 April 1999
I changed her bedroom: raised the ceiling four feet, removed all of her things (and the clutter of her life) painted the walls white, placed a fantastic calm in the room, a silence that almost had a scent, put her in a low brass bed with white satin covers, and I stood there in the doorway watching her sleep, curled up, with her face turned away from me.