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Navajo Woman in a Cafe
by Lisa POLISAR
Friday, June 07, 2002

the braid black and worn to the side
draped past her high, smooth cheekbones
down to her hips bulging slightly
the way hips frequently do

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Reviewed by jude forese 6/10/2002

nice imagery...

Reviewed by Josephine Bohen 6/8/2002

done as well as any camera could better even in the minds eye
josie

Reviewed by Linda Hill 6/7/2002

Good write...

Reviewed by Sharon Williamson (Reader) 6/7/2002

very good imagry.
Great write my friend,
Sharon;)