Index: Kahlo, Frida
A Few Small Nips, 222; abortions,
3 or 4;
accidents: the tram & Diego, 27, 28;
Born in the Blue House, 1907;
Bolsheviks & Bosh: influences;
Crusades, Conquistadors, and Colonizers,
1000;
Day of the Dead: 11/2
Fulang Chang and I frame The Four
Inhabitants
of Mexico; 1937-1938; gringolandia:
awful;
grandparents: (German, Indian, Spanish),
4;
Heart of the One World ends, 1519;
Holy Mother, Holy Father: everywhere;
hypochondria: always; Inquisition,
1571;
imaginary friend, 1 or 2; infidelities, 100;
Jesus Christ and Judas wearing jewelry, 13;
Kahlo, Wilhelm: father, Atheist Jew;
Kahlo, Matilde: mother, Christian Mestiza;
La Chingada: woman violated;
Love Embrace of the Universe: woman
triumphant; Metztli: Nahuatl
name for the moon;
Nahuatl: language & culture of
the Anahuac;
operations, 32; osteomyelitis: reported;
polio, 1913; pata de palo: (peg-leg),
1914 on;
Quetzalcoatl (Plumed Serpent) & Queen
Isabella: same page; Revolution, 1910;
realism: (fantastic); realism: (refined):
every
page; self-portraits: (sexuality in,
suffering in):
all; tropic ulcers: many;
Tree of Hope Stand Fast, 1; United
States, 48;
Virgin of Guadalupe and victims: countless;
Way of the Dead, wet nurse, Wilhelm: end,
middle, beginning; Xipe: (flayed god),
999;
Zapotec Indians: found between pages,
between lines, fuming in ink till the end,
1954.
Copyright 1998, Liz Walsh-Boyd
Liz Walsh-Boyd, a social service
worker, and volunteer coordinator for Richard Hugo House, has published
in Arnazella, Bellowing Ark, The Panhandler, Waterways,
and Switched-on Gutenberg. She studies poetry at the University
of Washington Extension Program and started Frida-mania for us.
Switched-on Gutenberg
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