At Our Core: Women Writing about PowerSandra Martz Papier-Mache Press, 1998 - 180 ページ A collection of stories, poems and photographs that explore the concept of power in women's lives, providing women with the opportunity to validate, honour and define what power means to them. |
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... heard her sing on a stage with no one able to reach her voice she's pepper on bread she's rain in December she's hair that curls beyond curl catch her dancing some silent Sunday : she'll spin your blood to joy UNIVERSIT UNIVERSIT THE ...
... heard her sing on a stage with no one able to reach her voice she's pepper on bread she's rain in December she's hair that curls beyond curl catch her dancing some silent Sunday : she'll spin your blood to joy UNIVERSIT UNIVERSIT THE ...
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... heard women gathering pie plates and chicken tongs as men snarled in the background . I heard screen doors and the slip of women's shoes on the banks of a creek . I heard shrill accusations through a quiet Sunday morning , coffee cups ...
... heard women gathering pie plates and chicken tongs as men snarled in the background . I heard screen doors and the slip of women's shoes on the banks of a creek . I heard shrill accusations through a quiet Sunday morning , coffee cups ...
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... heard your friends over by the river are coming down . They're going home for the week- end . You going ? " Are they taunting her again , Karin wonders , or has something hap- pened that base camp hasn't told her ? " You takin ' the ...
... heard your friends over by the river are coming down . They're going home for the week- end . You going ? " Are they taunting her again , Karin wonders , or has something hap- pened that base camp hasn't told her ? " You takin ' the ...
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