Flores Raras Page #4
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Hmm
Not everything is so... brittle.
Brittle
Some things don't
shatter or break...
Some things get stronger.
Where did you learn
to speak such good English
By reading your poems, honey,
how else
Come on.
Like it
Well, it's just another city
full of sweaty Cucarachas.
Like this...
Or like this
I think the wider.
Higher
No, no higher.
That's good...
You're the boss.
You look ravishing.
Come with me, please.
- Salud.
- Salud.
What
- What
- Stop.
What
Nobody is looking.
We should go.
You see.
I'm so glad you kept the trees.
That's why I had
to blow up the mountain.
In New York
I survived in a dark box.
Not any more.
You have sunlight
from here to there.
Come in.
Come in, my flower.
It's perfect.
It's all yours.
I bet you will.
Thank you.
It's heaven.
How do you like the flowers
Beautiful.
Any news about the baby
Joana is looking.
OK.
Didn't he win the Pulitzer
Yes.
I miss him terribly.
We used to meet quite often so
he could rip my work to shreds.
Mmm...
And where did these
meetings take place
Oh, no...
it's not like that, Lota.
My God.
No, we'd meet by the
boat pond in Central Park.
Funny, I know that
boat pond very well.
My father took me there
when I was young.
You know the little
boat of mine
It was a present from him.
But he had a real one too,
and we used to go sailing,
Never mind...
Boats was all we had in common.
Silver...
Silver...
Silver stars in your...
Shooting stars...
The shooting stars
in your long hair...
The shooting stars
in your black hair...
The shooting stars
in your black hair,
flocking in bright formation...
Black hair, flocking where...
So straight so soon.
Cookie!
Like falling stars,
rare and beautiful.
The shooting stars
in your black hair
In bright formation
are flocking...
That was private!
You left it in the kitchen.
No, I forgot it in the kitchen.
When I want you to read
something, I'll show it to you.
It wasn't ready!
I loved it.
It's magnificent.
Ow.
Do it again.
Do it again.
I think it should go over there.
No, Cookie, don't you remember
It goes over here.
So you have more space to
move once you open this boxes.
Happy
It's a beautiful desk.
Thank you, Dona Lota.
I'll charge you later,
Miss Bishop.
Elizabeth.
It's OK, I'm not drunk,
I'm just crying in English.
Cookie.
Cookie.
Cookie soaked in alcohol.
OK, we'll walk you
back to the house, OK
Mary...
Mary, take an arm, please.
I'd love to,
right off the body.
I told you I can't drink.
Really Who'd have guessed it.
You smell nice.
What's that medicine called
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