Dana and the Apple, New York, 1922 Edward Steichen
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
You didn't yet use chanel. . .
You didn't yet use chanel you used avon still it was that afternoon below the trees afternoon of such wind and rain clouds you wore your green dress with stripes green and greener and greener so slight and I brought three pesos and huarache sandals and a book I believe that east slope we kissed clear and the leaves on the tree stirred themselves and the dry leaves on the ground of dry leaves too stirred and the dry leaves crunched beneath our hugging bodies. . .