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The Property of a Lady
- Colorado Review
- Center for Literary Publishing
- Volume 37, Number 1, Spring 2010
- p. 147
- 10.1353/col.2010.0020
- Article
- Additional Information
147 In the secret conversation between a house and its collapse, how do you figure? Not swan-like in your stillness. Something primitive and ghoulish in your tendency to blur. In a crowd of women with flowering heads, how does a neck become a question? A swag of sapphire hair. A hem a hemisphere— dear fox, dear ghost. Stitching threnodies. A reeking empire. A deer. A dough to cut your mouth on. THE PROPERTY OF A LADY MANDE ZECCA ...