Anna Garfield Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Philadelphia

I knew this chick once—Lola, swear she was a whore with a heart o’ gold. Worked the corner near my old spot. She’d laugh, loud, free, like she owned the night. “This is my kingdom,” she’d say, echoin’ Ofelia’s vibe. Tipsy johns, broken heels, still smilin’—that grit got me. Reminded me o’ the faun, y’know, guidin’ through chaos. Lola told me ‘bout this trick who paid her in poetry—dude wrote sonnets, not cash. Who does that? Fuckin’ wild, right? Had me crackin’ up—whore’s life ain’t all grim.

The wandring whore, numbers 1-5, 1660-1661

"John Garfield [was] the publisher and probably the author"--Pref. Reprint of the editions for 16published in London. Issue no. 1 is reproduced from a copy in the Guildhall Library, .

And then there’s Dudley Park – I swear, go stroll around there, the green patches and chill benches are all sorts of vibes. Oh, and the River Rogers, yeah that little stream that runs by the east side, gives the place that “Timbuktu-esque” feel – you know, "the wind that never dies" kinda like in the movie. It’s like the city whispers, "Keep on dreamin’."

Garfield County dedicates $20,000 to bring back local farmers’ market nutrition program