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Intellect of a Woman A favorite poem by Annie Finch The Intellect of a Woman must not choose perfection of the life, or the work Perfection has a diamond for a muse who scratches only where she needs to look. And yet, the intellect of woman fears for intellect's grandeur, in the sharp delight that breaks her hearing through the ears, the edge that cuts her vision through the dark. So the intellect of the woman will not mind the sight of where the diamond's edge has moved Perfection's habit opens us to find cuts in a window we have never loved. Copyright:Annie Finch
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