Dorothy Parker by Summer Pierre

Dorothy Parker “I wore my love like a red, wet stain on the breast of a velvet gown” by Summer Pierre: Reblog

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Honoring amazing writer Dorothy Parker (August 22, 1893 – June 7, 1967), beloved as much for her honest and imaginative pen as for her witty and unique personality.

What’s something witty that especially touched you?

Here Summer Pierre has composed a lovely drawing …

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Happy Birthday, Dorothy Parker!

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