On a screen poised before me, hanging over the artists heads, a version of myself jerky, in two second delay, on repeat accosted me repeatedly throughout the two hours I spent with OMTA.
Seeing me poised for flight, she grabbed me with her green eyes and said, 'What are you afraid of?' 'If that's the itinerary,' I said, 'I'm not taking the trip.' 'And you said you loved me!' 'I do, but I have no intention of passing through myself five times or whatever.
Threatening me with upraised hands poised to strike me across the face because...I don't know why.
"Why do you have to announce it like that, like it's still relevant?" he asked, his eyes darting around the restaurant as if he were on the lookout for gun-toting bigots or maybe a pack of lesbians (in sensible shoes) poised to drag me off and feed me herbal tea.
Hello!" She beams, poised to usher me to the breadsticks.
Foul dreams; fantasies that strangers I passed in the street were poised to attack me.
(That baby is now – incredible to me – poised to turn 40, married with two kids and worried about what the NHS cutbacks will mean to her job).
I was thrilled to be able to build my own shoes, and my personal iD was offered as a small token of appreciation for the sweatshop workers poised to help me realize my vision.
Which, obviously, makes me poised to be The Perfect Wife.
At this time, too, he wrote his famous wry quatrain "Je suis Françoys, dont il me poise" ("I am François, they have caught me").
