Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner on the set of On the Beach (1959).
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Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner on the set of On the Beach (1959).
I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.
Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre (via regencyerahipster)
Beautiful
Bertha Mason
You turned the key.
I pawed at the door,
I roared, I cawed
My mad woman’s howl,
Insane, desperate,
But I could not claw back sanity.
So I crawled:
Begged for lenience,
Anything – anything –
But this.
Nothing worked.
Some nights
I stared at the sickly green moon
Through the attic window, the glass
Smeared with hope and unfulfilled dreams,
And wept hopelessly.
Nightly I rattled the bars of my cage,
And when my third eye burned
Deep into my brow,
Reflecting the sinister flames of tomorrow,
I screamed until the pain quelled.
Animal.
Antoinette.
I was delicate, unfettered, a beauty,
Remember? You’d roll my name
Creamily around your tongue,
Looking lustily at my body,
Preserved in its youth.
I aged three decades in a day
When you shipped me home,
Broke me down,
Plundered the spoils of my body.
I bore your child.
Sickly, mewling like a kitten
You thrust it back into my arms:
Return to sender.
I almost thought you’d have it drowned
But you didn’t bother,
Saved yourself the pain of cradling
Her dying body, stroking her downy head
As her little life slowly ebbed away.
I grew restless, salivated
For the smooch of the sun and
Its hot hiss on my back,
Ached for the plantain’s hard firmness,
The sticky wetness of the mango.
And so what
If I used to enjoy
A tipple or two, liked to
Sup a sip of something
Fatal now and again
Before a quick kip, that left me
Sprawled on the floor
As dusk began to drip down
Over the fading blue skies?
Those kips turned into
Day-long slumbers
As I lay shuttered away,
Shattered, in the dark confines
Of my boudoir,
Me and my sleeping partner,
My sober friend, the bottle.
Mother’s ruin - my poison of choice.
But look at me now:
Those three squat syllables -
Mad Bertha.
Not I.
For tonight I shall tear in two
The glistening, virgin pallor
Of her bridal veil,
With hands as tender
As the softest kiss
Goodbye.
And then I shall laugh
My mad woman’s screech,
My scorned wife’s cackle,
The hysterical cry of the cuckold, and
Waving my white lace flag
In the bitter red flames of reckoning,
I shall surrender:
Goodnight.
De donde quisieras estar
“You’ll never leave where you are until you decide where you’d rather be”
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