The Weather Félix Fénéon and draped bodies evaporating to

and draped bodies evaporating to reveal others behind them

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Laura Henriksen’s lust for life leads her into reverie

Ardour is a dialogue with Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib’s (c

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The Weather Félix Fénéon and draped bodies evaporating toLisa Robertson "Consider that we need to drink deeply from convention under faithfully lighthearted circumstances in order to integrate the weather, boredom utopic, with waking life. By 'integrate' we mean: to arc into a space without surface as if it were an inhabitable, flickering event. And by 'convention' we refer to our improprietous infiltration of the long citations of grooming, intimacy, and prognastication. Like flags or vanes, we signify an