They pinch themselves, pierce themselves with twigs, cliffs, lightning, and die — yes, finally — in glad pain.
His mother grew up sleeping on a corn-shuck mattress and brushing her teeth with twigs.
Then the staves are woven with twigs and plastered with clay.
They are minimal as a steel rod, or dense with twigs, nails, tarred marlin, copper mesh.
Her archaic existence also involves drinking boiled pine cones and washing her teeth with twigs.
Her fingers twitched in her pet's fur, which was filled with twigs and burrs and mulberry fluff.
Three, four steps with twigs catching at my hair, over the second stile and out into a different environment.
Four Nigerian women emerged from the woods, where they had made a small fire with twigs and plastic chip bags.
Strands of orange-colored palms, interwoven with twigs and green leaves, hung from a lamppost and front door.
Rustic-style pottery and tableware (with twigs taking the place of branches) were designed to match the furniture.
