Toi Derricotte (April 12, 1941 / Hamtramck, Michigan)
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Poems by Toi Derricotte : 4 / 4
The Weakness
That time my grandmother dragged me
through the perfume aisles at Saks, she held me up
by my arm, hissing, "Stand up,"
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Toi Derricotte
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Very nice (I liked yr Market piece, too)
I just joined this wordy club, and to be honest, yours seems a rarer quality
Thanx and Keep on
Dear Toi:
More than I can tell you, I understand your poetry.
I have expended a great deal of emotion and energy in an effort to forgive and to remember without resentment. I have succeeded in my effort and pray you have too!
I love your sweet face
I love your poem, The Weakness
I love your name!
From your new friend, Phyllis T. Halle