content: 2026-07-09 capture run — 23 finds across 13 productive sources
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name: "June Jordan on being unmistakably alive"
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subtitle: "A standard for a life: live loud enough that your absence registers"
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date: 2026-07-09
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link: "https://wordsmith.org/words/lubberly.html"
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linkText: "wordsmith.org"
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source: "A.Word.A.Day"
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topics: [quotes]
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tags: [life, mortality, purpose]
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description: "A.Word.A.Day's daily quote from the poet, teacher, and activist June Jordan (1936–2002), setting a demanding standard for a well-lived life."
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"I wanted to live my life so that people would know unmistakably that I am alive, so that when I finally die people will know the difference for sure between my living and my death." June Jordan — poet, teacher, and activist (1936–2002) — sets a bracing standard: not merely to be remembered, but to have been present enough that your absence lands as an actual loss. A line to measure a week against.
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