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No episódio de hoje, eu dou continuidade à série Outubro Vitoriano (Victober) e falo sobre a novela Lois, A Bruxa (Lois the Witch, 1859), de Elizabeth Gaskell. Para ouvir: Spotify / Anchor / Youtube / PocketCasts / iTunes / Stitcher / Overcast Para participar e enviar mensagens de voz: https://anchor.fm/julianabrina/message Playlist Autoras Vitorianas: Livro mencionado no episódio: Lois, A Bruxa (Lois the Witch, 1859), de Elizabeth Gaskell.

I was walking down the street There was no place to go There was no clock to count The seconds were free They danced without Commitment The crazy dance The lunatic’s dance So I saw you The wind dragged the stars of your shirt Bare feet in a world of asphalt Wow! How beautiful you looked!

The disquieting muses Mother, mother, what illbred aunt Or what disfigured and unsightly Cousin did you so unwisely keep Unasked to my christening, that she Sent these ladies in her stead With heads like darning-eggs to nod And nod and nod at foot and head And at the left side of my crib…

you always say how much you feel better with me people always talk about how good i’m to you but what about me? you or anyone have ever thought about how i also need some good in life that i deserve someone who wouldn’t chose to hurt me?

you have opened a deep wound inside me and put salt when was still opened so now how could you think that after you got me so broken came with a little sugar would fix something you got me poisoned about love that i’m still looking for the antidote but i might have found in my spring flourishing a little bit of self esteem

4 You I do not now how to What shoud I do I just want this thing happen But I can not understand the voices (in time) To say you to stay Since the first time and for the second time in my head You are the one again I know that Because I was waiting for you In my bad times I almost forgot your face But not this time Do not leave I’m almost I’m almost able to say How long I’ve been… Loving you.