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Cosimo Galluzzi

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occasionally subtle
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this one gets to breach containment me thinks
Jealous, jealous, jealous girl
Naomi Shihab Nye, from Red Suitcase: Poems; “Shoulders,”
My two moods...
111 Ballerina / 151 Pirate
speeches for dr. frankenstein, margaret atwood
concert drip
One time babe
I saw you nervous, fearful child enclosed in the body of a twenty-three year old man. My young Portuguese. When we met on some insipid online texting site, we didn't think that such an unlikely union would become one of the most cinematic, exuberant, and beautiful romances ever seen in Lusitanian lands.
I wonder how many young people in love in that capital, who would never find a stronghold for themselves, took shelter in that very motel, with the coyness of those still initiating love.
You say that I should go back to writing, you strip away the writer when everyone wants the activist. You want me passionate about life, you want me a woman when they want me a machine. You want me.
by Lil star darling a.k.a YM
Mary MacLane, fragments on being a woman, from I Await the Devil’s Coming.
“I feel as if I had opened a book and found roses of yesterday sweet and fragrant, between its leaves.”
— L. M. Montgomery, from “Anne of the Island.”
'Nereid'. Marcel Meys. 1882.
In a cottage home in France, wearing lingerie and twirling around the kitchen
saying "no" is a protection spell.