Signora dei Filtri with AI Image
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I used to make marks on the bark of trees. I stopped when my legs weren’t crooked yet, my breasts didn’t look like two withered fruits and my hair wasn’t the color of sand. Now I know all the voices of the sea.
From “Signora dei fitri” by Patrizia Poli
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Patrizia Poli
Patrizia Poli was born in Livorno in 1961. Writer of fiction and blogger, she published seven novels.
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