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“A look that is coquettish, silk sheets to tempt your fetish, soft sounds of your great pleasure, are ultimately my treasure.”

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“Ready, the boy climbs the ladder, makes his way to the edge and full of faith-- he leaps-- expecting flight, finding hot tears in a red cape that doesn't work.”

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“Twas my one glory - Let it be Remembered I was owned of Thee.”

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“Due to Mom’s condition, she would attack “The Walls” from sun-up to sun-down and day after day due to her mentalparanoia. With the death of her sister, no barrier, partition, fence, or any standing surface would’ve been safe. That kind of trauma would’ve created an endless loop of rages such as: “Oh no! Oh no! Not my sister, you Devil Ass Dawg! Oh Jesus, those Dead Dawg have come and taken my sister away! Help me Jesus! Help me get those Dawg out of my house! Lawd, I can’t take these Dawg howling anymore! Lawd Jesus, bring her back! Lawd, bring her back!”

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“and sometimes on rainy nights you see an old white woman who maybe you'd really care about except that you're a young Black woman whose job it is to kill maim or seriously make her question the validity of her existence”

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“the older you become, the more you realize it’s all about where you came from. what got you to this place.”

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“Artist I don't mind being the non-essential. Even a child takes its mother for granted. It does not run back to its mother until it's hurt. Nobody first thinks of water when they arrive at an exquisite dinner party, until they are choking. I don't mind being the non-essential knowing you will come looking when things are broken and nothing else works. Art is non-essential Until it is not. ― Madhu Raghavendra”

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