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"brightness in the air" The system is our guide, nothing out there Trading this name for other numbers Never without economy, exhaustive ID Lighthouse, gate, glass blown in the face Considerable dust, sun The system was a brightness in the air, nothing out there Trading in this name for knowing economy The captive's heart tom from the chest, new fire kindled by a silky word in the cavity determining the speed But, she said, the name is time and we can only count In costly groups that fall from the ledger of unhappening forgetting the stream that roUs from nowhere. "resplandor en el aire" Nuestro guía es el sistema, afuera no hay nada Cambiando este nombre por otras cifras Nunca sin economía, exhaustivo ID Faro, verja, vidrio soplado en la cara Polvo considerable, sol El sistema era un resplandor en el aire, afuera no hay nada Cambiando este nombre por saber economía El corazón del cautivo arrancado del pecho, el nuevo fuego avivado por una palabra sedosa determinaba en el hueco la velocidad Pero, dijo ella, el nombre es tiempo y sólo podemos contar En grupos de elevado coste que del libro de cuentas de lo que deja de ocurrir salen y olvidan el arroyo que no viene de parte alguna 92 93
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Esteban Pujals Gesalí LA LENGUA RA
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GRAMMA POEsíA Colección dirigida
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de ensayos, libros-objeto, dos anto
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Para el lector habituado a leer poe
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Hubo un tiempo, sugiere Vitrubio, e
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de las cosas. Con ello el proceso d
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distinguir con la máxima claridad
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on la atención de las cuestiones q
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textos ha existido, como mínimo, u
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From Give Em Enough Rope (1986) De
Page 44: Art & the struggle for socialism, s
Page 48: From Sonnets (1980) De Sonetos (198
Page 52: STEVE BENSON La investigación poé
Page 56: pseudo-permanency is to impose on m
Page 60: situation to not know what the solu
Page 64: Blue Book 35 Pages 2 + 3 it gives o
Page 68: CHARLES BERNSTEIN La variedad de lo
Page 72: inclusive regime, tied to alert, de
Page 76: From Resistance (1983) De Resistenc
Page 80: From Islets /Irritations (1983) De
Page 84: Nellie has the most lines in the sc
Page 88: From Metamorphopsia (1988) De Metam
Page 92: h all the instructions on a thin pl
Page 98: From At Egypt (1988 ) De Al Egipto
Page 102: a bit north from flavor and deaf fr
Page 106: But it is in the flying up again in
Page 110: and listened to the opening reports
Page 114: TINA DARRAGH Tina Darragh (1950) es
Page 118: translate SEE "transfer" - to bear,
Page 122: comes out as to cover (up front) th
Page 126: so it' s there that 1 decide to aba
Page 130: From The Landing of Rochambeau (198
Page 134: sodden towels the whole arena of un
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Page 142: From Name (1986) De Nombre (1986) *
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So there are four of us, you and 1,
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JEANDAY Jean Day (1953) vive en Ber
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as remnants locating the fetish in
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RAY DI PALMA Ray DiPalma (1943) es
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Word hoard philophosphorexcrescent
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From Observatory Gardens (1979) De
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sea south pass passable luxuriant h
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KA THLEEN FRASER Fundadora y editor
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that could be tasted only in langua
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* She lies awake but feels unable t
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* After months of starting and stop
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hand beckoned, he was my guide, the
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From Word 01 Mouth (1986) De Pedir
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Laps Windows Back To outside Overwh
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From A Day at the Beach (1984) Rema
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Some say we should suffer through a
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CARLA HARRYMAN Carla Harryman (1952
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town, unseen by the people in the t
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and devious posturings. Assuming th
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From My Lije (1980) De Mi vida (198
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with their kids. 1 never sweep the
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spectrum. The entomology of things
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From The Guard (1984) De La guardia
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the twitching of number in what wou
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P.INMAN P(eter) Inman (1947) vive e
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do they look dimensional / curlicue
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Lag (1989) (a fragment) Zaga (1989)
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venesection of the sublinguistic ho
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DOUGLAS MESSERLI Douglas Messerli e
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as chins of sons become beards of f
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of the rope. Perhaps that's why the
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From Without Music (1977) De Sin m
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Song Alive in the looking out. Cros
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various important parts of their wi
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As song divides itself, she explain
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From Face Valve (1988) De Valor nom
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presupuesto de la función. y su he
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urgundy the pubic borgoña el vello
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over the hard covers of lives willi
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has only a base, carved in stone fr
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From Way (1988) De Manera (1988) Ho
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legs-not then puritanical-as not ha
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RON SILLlMAN Ron Silliman (1946) ha
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How do the deaf sing How is it thos
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as I walk Are you now at that point
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sent to the grocer for milk The mom
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float again when the sunset is refl
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BARRETWATTEN Barret Watten (1948) f
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We put frames around anything we wi
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"A no-hit game in baseball". Apure
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Then we left him on the street. xvm
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A child shows the agéd pilgrim his
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xxx Then we removed floorboards and
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"But you are abad witness". Shudder
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pág. LANGUAGE: UN PROYECTO RADICAL
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