I'm Traci Lynn Matlock.
I live and work in Houston, Texas.

Mostly, I shoot old-fashioned film.


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Thursday, November 3, 2016

Carl Phillips writes,

Given inconstancy, the resistless
affair that has been my body (as if
there were no place to go from anywhere except
deeper, into those spaces the hand makes by
tugging the flesh, where it is partable,
more open, or as if I believed, utterly, what
legend says about violation -- how it leads
to prophecy, the god enters the body, the mouth 
cracks open, and a mad fluttering, which 
is the future, fills the cave, which is
desire, luck and hazard, hazard and luck),

I should perhaps regret more. But it's grown
so late: see how dark, outside?




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