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INTERVIEWER Do you think that over
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ONCE THE READING was underway, Lesl
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Protectors AMIE BARRODALE She cut t
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A dark room full of birds where I s
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desire to draw. I would draw everyt
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San Rocco, 2004, gouache, 12" x 9".
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Drawing Together, 2000, watercolor,
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This spread : Quotidian Paradise, 2
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everything the river knows? ~ Mired
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to the light below the bridges—wa
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to the boat turned counterclockwise
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Lawrence Joseph IS WHAT IT IS Fulto
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The Well AKHIL SHARMA We lived frug
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just like there was in me. The symp
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Betsy was probably going to end. I
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elations. I was clumsy, and inexper
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PRYNNE He was a great fountainhead
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this phenomenon of molecular forces
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about Parmenides as an author you c
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ight at the conclusion of the poem,
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Edinburgh, all over the place. On t
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dialectical part of it comes in. It
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Four Poems by J. H. Prynne YET WHY
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