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Monotones xcv out of your head the sky is taken pieces of the moon ride your horse too close to the earth end up in the zoo mind time over time falling into a sea a ghost of forms shifting as the table moves around you hands linked sinking into the hush of voices my head falls apart in my fingers such tongues explode ears fear to fold them false prose eyes' light pores open skin's delight coming into focus thru the room's constraint define your motion shrieking crazy "like a loon" are
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"wHAT T i HAVE WRITEN HAS NO PLAN,
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ifts
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iven
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ifts The Martyrology Book(s) 7 & co
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To go beyond THE WORD, exercise con
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for ellie outside these books that
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Middle Initial Event June 12,1988 (
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• July 3rd under the gray stairs
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it all comes down it all comes down
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ellipsis in which a little knowledg
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sometimes you think you see it all
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5 great small lovers move home, red
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St. Anzas I stanzas, stances. st. a
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verse nothing but the cat, a stroph
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XII from fallingbrook the road turn
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Some Nets for Paul Dutton 1 three d
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Scraptures: 1st Sequence t he in in
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the 0 as rew
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WHO IS ALL THINGS
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ndth E
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p:if • so if the poem's line the
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an yw or db ei ng
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Diatribe for Jim Smith 1 poly ticki
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adamizes brings eve down no one lef
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early morning variation di agon al
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Scraptures: 4th Sequence DREAM ( a
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a greed agreed agreed agree AGREE A
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i i i i i i i ! i i i i i i i i i i
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A W A K E a w a k e awake a w a k e
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"St. Reat I was forgotten by you. A
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6forgotten?
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Generations driving 7 north to 15 3
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Scraptures: 2nd Sequence WAR
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p: if • under the knife under the
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WHERE
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air
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Ware
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BEe war
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p: if sacrum say toe whole thing en
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St. Anzas VIII he he. stop that, ju
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against the forest fence fence of s
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St. Anzas VI three that end the sam
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Scraptures: 16th Sequence for david
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Monotones L walk in the woods rain
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LII coming to gazing thru the slats
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Talking About Strawberries AH of th
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now let me say this he said it good
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St. Anzas IX the basis then, of bel
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sigh. say cred. "cred." i-ble. bi-b
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Monotones for Andy & Dave Phillips
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Lazarus Dream mist mister mis-ery s
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Scraptures: 2nd Sequence—Alternat
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oui say yes ya si gnossos un wittin
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St. Anzas III so then your voice wh
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stars in the night sky thru the tra
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names lists Captain Samuel Parcher
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Scraptures: 6th Sequence i have a v
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s ain't b s ain't c St.—Saint or
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s ain't j "speech & silence it is a
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MDI 5f^T Toronto July 19 to August
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Scraptures: Last Sequence
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as tho to be without a name were to
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The Hill Songs of Saint Orm 1 all d
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the waste of my words & works, the
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the assumption of the height after
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song for saint ein i look at you th
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Train cows on ice cars on blacktop
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gaps appear you are afraid to name
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ody paranoia: initial fugu shadow o
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text—bp, 1969 music—Howard Gerh
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carry us far ther a way from each o
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Scraptures: 12th Sequence
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de vow erred ("save me!" Erin did m
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just that sequence of letters to fr
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voiced thed e liminated iou luminou
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each other at this place a t (his t
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wandered the streets of downtown Be
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Scraptures: 3rd Sequence
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frowsy bruisery
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Gild
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p: if free dumb [3000 B.C. quote] "
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for Caspar, who i never knew, so fe
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St. Anzas IV more songs than i coul
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XXVIII races yearly stand on the hi
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he followed her hair down the long
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we are ana mated mal grammatical as
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sciousness, me! me! I've got the an
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You Too, Nicky I All of us are born
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what the language can achieve, rema
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VII something of that is what famil
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Martyrology: Branded BRAND BRAND BR
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Middle Initial Event: Two (three sy
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always in the middle never know the
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erase the body erase the heresy of
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Ondaatje for the use of his cover p
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numbering of the books changes so t
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Nichol's other publications and dis
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Editor for the Press: Christopher D
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To be continued sometime.
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sain'tx s ain't y INRI s ain't z st
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old mothers who are gone now all mu
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a loses
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strand. at and r and
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STOP step atep step st
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a san-pan
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a banned hand
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IQU.G V usery
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a red can
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Scraptures: Lost Sequence
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Monotones LXXVIII sometimes you jus
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