Ann Weathersby
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Feeling the Space (ClampArt)
There is a code of behavior she knew
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An Ode to Emily Dickinson
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Come here baby girl
I regarded my reflection
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Feeling the Space (ClampArt)
There is a code of behavior she knew
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An Ode to Emily Dickinson
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Come here baby girl
I regarded my reflection
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There is a code of behavior she knew
Installation, Fortnight Institute
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The scent from the garden rises like heat from a body; there must be night blooming flowers, it's so strong
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Red is so visible
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There is a code of behavior she knew
Installation, Fortnight Institute
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I know lots of things
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Necks are vulnerable throats are tender
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You're never going to be great
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Shame
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When someone held my hand it meant love
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But I tell time by the moon
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It had a quality which could only exist between women, between women just grown up
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You didn't have to attract desire
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The point at which my memory suddenly softens
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I still don't name it
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There is a code of behavior she knew
Installation, Fortnight Institute
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Memories built themselves with almost architectural order
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First she broke the sentence; now she has broken the sequence
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Alone, queenlike
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She would not say of herself, I am this, I am that
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You feel the creature arching its back and galloping on
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There is a code of behavior she knew
Installation, Fortnight Institute
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Slowly they both flusehd, as though with a double shame and a double pleasure
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She lay silently for a moment, composing her face into a look which would be beautiful, desirable, and dead
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What I want to seem I do seem, beautiful too if that's what people want me to be
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A certain secret solitary pleasure
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Women have burnt like beacons in all the works of all the poets from the beginning of time
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There is a code of behavior she knew
Installation, Fortnight institute