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Ruth Roach Pierson

Public and Private: That Interface

"Public Works" Ronna Bloom"processional" Anne Compton

Thought Not Asked

Erasmus, the earnest student of theology

Blood Oranges on Seina's Via del Paridiso

Tired, I trudge from church to church,

At the Chinese Cemetery in Victoria, BC

As I walk this swath of land jutting

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Ruth Roach Pierson

A Pine Inkling

Public and Private: That Interface

Thought Not Asked

Gadfly

Blood Oranges on Seina's Via del Paridiso

At the Chinese Cemetery in Victoria, BC

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Ruth Roach Pierson

A Pine Inkling

Public and Private: That Interface

Thought Not Asked

Gadfly

Blood Oranges on Seina's Via del Paridiso

At the Chinese Cemetery in Victoria, BC