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All she has to show for it is a Japanese kimono that her husband bought during the war All she has to show for it is a mild case of temporary insanity when she takes out the trash All she has to show for it--a tire with no treads 7 Walk downhill and you get to the river. Stay in one place and you can have it both ways. The shadow of the hand that reaches out for--a leaf The disbelief on her face as I bite her hand. 8 Sometimes you learn something you don‘t want to know. It was 1970 and we were driving up the coast to Point Reyes. My mind floats out the window like smoke in the breeze. A little shimmer of heat, bourbon and water, a granite lion. It was you all along, waiting in the parking lot after midnight. It seemed at any moment, if there was a lapse of attention, a wave might break over the rooftops and inundate the cobblestone streets where on a typical summer night you could see people walking arm in arm, canvasing the small shops or eating dinner in an outdoor cafe. It takes all my energy to appease my hunger. Put your money on a number and close your eyes as the wheel spins. 9 Someone calls truce from the outhouse window The same old wine in the same old bottle The habits of a lifetime can be changed over night 138
According to the weather lady The chance of rain is less than zero I stand in the shadows and stare at her building Muffled sound of the orchestra warming up There‘s a rod in rodent and a hum in human Put on your blinders, one more time, and step outside. 139
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Alicia Berbenick STABLES I had to k
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John Casquarelli NATURAL MOTION OF
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Alane Celeste THE HAVE-NOTS Flies h
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Nik Conklin HOLLYWOOD HILLS Hilltop
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Sing me that song of Purple mountai
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THINGS I LOVE I love fine porcelain
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Wendy Eng FOUND POEM: BEAUTY IS ART
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theme song to ‗The Stripper‘. I
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MAKE ME TO HEAR "Make me to hear jo
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Katherine Hogan BY THE LAKE —with
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SAPPHO TO THE MAIDENS What did Sapp
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ARRANGEMENTS you can start anywhere
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FIELD RECORDINGS No pronunciation o
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Giuseppe Infante DINNER FOR TWO Onc
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Anna Lindwasser BIRTHDAY sometimes
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Elspeth Woodcock Macdonald IN CLASS
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PACKAGE Do you feel me calling you
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Uche Nduka HALF PAST ZERO no hard f
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