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the long queen
theme of time, idealisation of female experience, absence of men, power
‘taken Time for a husband’
transforms ugly parts of girlhood into beautiful images
links well with history as they are opposites of each other with the same themes
WWS
overwhelming, asyndeton, women belonging to society, autonomy taken, exaggeration of female stereotypes
took to the streets where the lights from the shops ran like paint in the rain
metamorphosis into a shopping centre (women defined as one-dimensional)
skirts were glass doors opening and closing
lungs glittered with chandeliers (expectation of beauty)
pairs well with anon
history
Themes: erasure of women, subverting traditional depictions of women, exhaustion of female experience, interrupting female history
Links: Long queen, virgin’s memo
bones in a bed, not a tooth in her head, half dead
pulled on a coat that hung from a hook on the door, lay on the sofa
she was history
how the saint whistled and spat in the flames
shit wrapped in a newspaper posted onto the floor
virign’s memo
themes: erasure of women, voicelessness of women, exclusion of women from public sphere, importance of female views
links: long queen, history, anon
‘the virgin’s memo’
text illegible/untranslatable
alphabetical
unicorn
Anon
themes: position of women in history, dismemberment, exclusion of women from legacy
links: history (interrupting female history), VM
maybe a nurse, a nanny, maybe a nun
Anon (interrupts)
a girl I met was willing to bet that she still lived on - Anon -
kept her skull on a shelf…and swore that one day ..it cleared its throat as though it had something to get off its chest
the laughter
themes: eruption of feminism, women against women, development of women’s rights
links: wws
Its desks the small coffins of lessons, its blackboards the tombstones of learning [...] the grass on the playing fields grew like glass on a grave
a gurgle, a ripple, a dribble, a babble’
then walked into the sea…danced her away like a groom with a bride
white writing
themes: lesbian relationships, restricted, rebellion, protection
links: the cord, the laughter
I write them white
vows, prayers, laws, rules, news, poems
as we lift up our skirts in the sea, wade
inked water in moonlight
the cord
themes: motherhood, protection, cyclical
links: white writing
they cut the cord she was born with and buried it under a tree
had a princess spun it from a golden spinning wheel
black unreadable books
her cord
stars were her mother’s eyes
screech of an owl..was the sound of a baby’s cry