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Lifecycle of a Beautiful Woman
Lifecycle of a Beautiful Woman
Lifecycle of a Beautiful Woman
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Lifecycle of a Beautiful Woman by Ann Weil dives head first into a life lived to its fullest, exploring both small and large moments, deftly demonstrating how our experiences and memories cr

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Release dateApr 11, 2023
ISBN9781088103944
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    Lifecycle of a Beautiful Woman - Ann Weil

    Acknowledgments

    What Next? Anthology, Dempsey & Windle Press, October 2020

    What Were You Thinking, Pandora?

    Eastern Iowa Review, Spring 2021

    Blade Upon Bark

    On her back her mind wanders

    San Pedro River Review, Fall 2021

    In the Pastel Hour

    Whale Road Review, Summer 2022

    Knowing

    Innisfree Poetry Journal, September 2022

    Life(line)

    Broad River Review, December 2022

    Sonnet While Waiting for the Hurricane

    DMQ Review, Spring 2023

    Into the Folds

    Lifecycle of a

    Beautiful Woman

    What Were You Thinking, Pandora?

    I can tell you from personal experience,

    there wasn’t just one box.

    Like the goddess Dolly Parton’s

    rhinestoned blouse

    with its mother-of-pearl buttons

    hanging on for dear life,

    my closet is full to bursting—

    boxes, bags, vases, urns

    stacked Tetris-style floor to ceiling.

    Trunks, crates, even a David Cassidy lunchbox—

    anything remotely resembling a container—

    I’ve got hundreds, each sealed vice-tight

    with fishing line, surgery staples or duct tape,

    padlocks, superglue, zip ties.

    Clearly a lesson here, but . . .

    temptation rings the doorbell

    and there I am, box cutter in hand.

    Yes, I peek. Often.

    As any learned scholar or third grader will

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