To-morrow

Hidden somewhere in the invisible unused air-plateaus is a little

Child: mine: who has never been born.

A tenet in me is that a woman by every right and by old earthen law

should, if she will, have her child--should be the warm-winged mother.

I am a devil and a fantasy, a jezebel and a wanderer in fields of

inverted fungi: so I seem to me. I do not know my status--I but know

my personal incidents as they happen. But I am also woman: a woman by

inherence and by fact. Being woman I am the potential mother, mother

of my Child who has not been born.

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