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June 30, 2002 |
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Set a Boundary For Strangers
FOUND by Polly Cone
in San Diego, California
Found in the stacks at a library
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
I used to leave notes and poems in books when i returned them to the library, hoping someone would find them and maybe like them. I'm still too shy to show anyone my poetry in person.
I used to leave notes and poems in books when i returned them to the library, hoping someone would find them and maybe like them. I'm still too shy to show anyone my poetry in person.
stella, as a librarian, I always wonder who or where you are...
looks like someone was taking notes out of a 'life choices' book for little kids
Sounds like therapy advice to a survivor of abuse...the handwriting is a little too well formed for a kid. Survivors of abuse, if not completely paranoid as a result, often have trouble picking up on danger signals; some are too trusting of strangers and others who take advantage of them. Boundaries--yes, very important.
people think I'm crazy when I say be careful who you trust, and a stranger can even be someone you have already met... but it is true. I think rossy is on to something.
..Unless they have GOOD candy.
I cannot get enough of these amazing names.
Oh, how I wish I was named Polly Cone.
look: ...or unless they offer you a ride in their van.