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“Ophelia’s Soliloquy” & “The Lady in Pink Speaks”
But how to be in a world gone mad. / Not to be is easy. / Simply climb a willow tree, / reach for what you cannot have, / and fall from grace.
The Death of a Painter
“Why do people torment themselves with the threat of an afterlife?”
How to Look at a Painting
“Can you see the brushstrokes? Do you want to touch them? Do you want to lick the paint?”
Music for Desks: Hearing Muted Music
“Johns and Rauschenberg are in the curious position of being understood as a pair, but not a couple.”
“Woman in the Sun, 1961” & “On Finding a Sculpture of a Woman That Was Made by a Woman To”
I count the walls around me,
floorboards gleaming, bed
unmade, I do not hold
a cigarette and I am not
your wife.
Upstate Dispatch: Ye Olde Paint Smithy
I laugh too hard, for too long. Maybe owing to the fumes. Or perhaps owing to what my lawyer said. That this lawsuit could go for up to a year. Or longer even.
Julius’ Pigeon
I’m sitting on a park bench surrounded by pigeons.
They teeter and flap about.
It’s raining but they don’t seem to mind.
They peck at the ground, scouring for crumbs.
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