But nonetheless it speaks of being feted, finding that, "honestly, / It did help to be wound in jewels, to send / Their colors flashing forth from vents in the deep / Fragrant sable that cloaked me head to foot".
The racks of beautiful clothes and shimmering fabrics that cloaked me as I played pretend in Bergdorf's.
At school, Day-Lewis immediately bristled at being boxed into the classics ("One teacher was always trying to throw a cloak around me") but took refuge in the work of Barrie Keefe, a Thatcher-era playwright, who wrote vivid dispatches from working-class life.
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Everything around me began to close in, the blue skies and hot sun felt like a black cloak suffocating me, I had never felt anything even close to this -- ever.
Nor was there anything sticking up from the diving-board under the cloak for me to cling to – an important detail overlooked, no doubt, by Jocelyn Herbert.
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"All Clear: There's nobody nearby," Cloak informs me as I write, flagrantly ignoring the presence of my next-door neighbor, whom I can see, through my window, has just stepped out for a cigarette.
Around this point, as a man got very close to my face to shoot "some detail", a passing boy in a leather cloak called me a "wannabe cunt".
"I'm on a search for truth," he tells me, cloaked in the smoke of a nearby BBQ.
