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An open-mind
has no emotional
secretaries
—
Source text: Levin, Ira. The Stepford Wives. New York: Random House, 1972. Print. Pg 33
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4/5/25
the secrets of God
in my pocket
vanished
did you
take them
A remixed poem from:
Stoker, Bram. Dracula, Wordsworth Editions Limited, 1993. P.87, 85, 86.
Source: Remix from Page 4 of Dracula by Bram Stoker.
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Day 6: An Accident
She opened up
an accident,
should have closed off
pulled two ways
cold and dark
Source: Levin, Ira. The Stepford Wives. Perennial Publishers, 2002. Print. Text taken from page 103.
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October 31: Intervention level
half moons have the worst publicity
it’s all or nothing with the sky
[This is a found poem made of words located on page 2 (title), page 43 (first line), and pages 8, 62, and 63 (second and third lines) in the source text.]
Source text: Levin, Ira. The Stepford Wives. 1972. October 31 2024.
I
see
no
light
in
life
—
Source text: Stoker, Bram. Dracula. London: Constable & Co., 1897. Print. Pg 127
Silk-soft / shirt / stained // channels changed
Found poem sourced from The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin arranged on The Wild Unknown Tarot
