I’m dancing with the Moon
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She asks “Are you dancing alone?”
Elena answers “No, I’m dancing with the Moon.”
Would you?
"I should have been a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas"
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She asks “Are you dancing alone?”
Elena answers “No, I’m dancing with the Moon.”
Would you?
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Mae West (via observando)
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Mae West (yay!) and Cary Grant in She Done Him Wrong (Lowell Sherman, 1933)
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© Eve Arnold, 1952, Marlene Dietrich, New York
“Marlene Dietrich at the recording studios of Columbia Records, who were releasing most of her songs she had performed for the troops during World War II. She was 51 years old and starting a come-back in show business. It was a wet and cold November night and work could only begin at midnight, at the advise of Marlene’s astrologer.”
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Lines from Anne Sexton’s poem, The Black Art
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