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“The first set had ended things. The second was just to let the air in.”
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"The art of the postcard, for Bishop, was an art of 'looks'—shared glimpses and jokes passed from hand to hand, time-stamped, and postmarked."
“Keeping a journal is a perilous thing, and we should be warned against it as children.”
“Schneemann had installed tiles with images of male knights and pages upside-down—to castrate them.”
“the revolution needs a bigger space / so that the same tragedy cannot repeat itself”
“it was great to be a little sick with fear but / it’s better to be alive with a driver’s license”
“On the mattress, my eyes fixed on the bulb, I waited and waited and no one came.”