...is discovering that Luisa Igloria wrote a poem partly inspired by my artwork. It's over at Via Negativa, today.
Thank you so much, Luisa.
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November 04, 2011
Delight...
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Luisa is everywhere, it seems! I liked that one.
Posted by: marly youmans | November 05, 2011 at 07:30 PM