Sentence: Double Anatomy

"Smelling the chocolate, glancing at the unshapely humps and amputated spines, thorns, of miles of crippled cacti, I only smiled and told myself that the flesh of the cheerleader was still embedded in the flesh of Pixie's mothers and so soothed myself with various new visions of this double anatomy, this schizophrenic flesh." - John Hawkes, Second Skin (1963)