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A page of purple-pink textured paper with a poem from a book of Emily Dickinson poetry cut out and pasted on the page. Next to the poem is a drawing of a silhouette of a ballerina with a tutu made out of a doily.

By anonymous

279
A glee possesseth me
That had I ballet knowledge
Would put itself abroad
In pirouette to blanche troupe,
Or lay a Prima
And though I had
No ringlet to my
Nor hopped for audi
One claw upon the a
Nor tossed my shape in
Nor rolled on wheels of snow
Till I was out of sight in sound,
The house encored me so—
Nor any knew I know the art
I mentioned easy here —
Nor any placard boast me,