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One of the things I like is to pick up linens, <
>not massive amounts, just one here and there. <
>I also like to collect plates and dishes this way on occasion too, <
>Put into my drawings, a thing just about me, lady lost. <
>My linens are stored until I want to paint them. <
>Represent the china traditions of my woman life. <
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>I like April Cornell linen colors. <
>Especially the corals and turquoises. <
>The passionate juicy red pomegranate. <
>Waiting a luncheon or my dream picnic in the grass. <
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>When I was young I hung with many elderly ladies in my neighborhood. <
>They starched and washed their linens for social affairs. <
>Maybe that's why I've liked to iron, cook, have a home. <
>Maybe for Mom's day, I'd like some time away alone with mine. <
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>Actually I sat out under a couple trees today, <
>Watching the leaves moving for hours like ripples in the water. <
>Saw the air as water.Life. Spring. <
>Just to see that was beautiful beyond measure. <
>The liquid moving the japonica, as my being alive wrestled with the vision. <
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>Cornell isn't something I can explain to you. <
>Nor is skipping work watching leaves. <
>And I can't explain writing these pieces that also fall <
>or why now at 47 my mind really can go completely blank. <
>Wrestling with how an iron puts form into the wrinkles. <
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>Thus you can call it meditative. <
>It seems to cause others a great deal of distress. <
>The ordinary linens to be ironed today. <
>Linens..oh.. Goes to my connections and past experiences. <
>Very nice linens. I've liked starching them.