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Why Would You Name a Room Blanche Devereaux?

My ongoing collection of Golden Girls poetry.

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Magenta You cannot remarry in today’s world; the condition is guaranteed to youth, who ooze love, but I have to say what I feel (leaving me as useless as a tick on a slow moving hound dog) regarding wicker, or Hollingsworth manor, its successes, the girl’s promiscuity. Is a vow to a child worth as much as the widow wants? We worry cease- lessy about BIG DADDY. Who is the man in seersucker? Who is his daughter? The ring will live up to the South, to our failures for friendship and coalescing back-stories. Standing up against ancestry (he’s marrying a woman with red hair): the pantsuit of the jungle. He will marry on the lanai, though— the sun of Miami cannot bear it— fortune smiles on backyard, and he will water the grass (like a family would have before the war). She and I may question this action, after all that hose dance brings up a lot of childhood memories—when did it not? (Why is everyone talking like Burl Ives?) When room for comparison is not left, you force yourself toward extremes, eyeing the color wheel, objecting against our best chances to win the election. I hate that feeling, I just hate it, and I hate the color magenta.                                 

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THE GALILEAN INITIATIVES IV. 2011. Ink on paper. 19” x 23”.

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THE GALILEAN INITIATIVES III. 2011. Ink on paper. 19” x 23”.

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THE GALILEAN INITIATIVES II. 2011. Ink on paper. 19” x 23”.