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Anne Compton

Ice Storm: Solstice to New Year's

The second time the tree fell over, the wife said, Throw the fucking thing out. And I did.

Truth and Invention

Messengers known and unknown to us moved though the valley.

Some night

when you waken to perfect darkness and plush coolness

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Anne Compton

Ice Storm: Solstice to New Year's

Truth and Invention

Wild Honeysuckle

Some night