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A Body Distant Brought Near
by Kathleen Adcock Sitting on the moon’s rim all that can be seen is her mountains, flatland, a pale asphalt. Tonight you pull me from my poems. We view a new crescent from our roof. You tweak the lens of your telescope, steer me into the ocular where in the black velvet void, the moon’s [...]
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