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John Bruce

Smetana Wrote

Smetana wrote the signs of his impending deaftness

Certain Times

There were no legends until this morning

If There Are Recent Myths

If there are recent myths you with your cane

Atlantic

God at sea is huge, and I think I have seen him:

The Race Question

These, her eyes, slur to the left and falter

Paris

Calm, without crime or crease in a rhyme

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John Bruce

Winter Landscape

First Snow

Smetana Wrote

From the Window

Certain Times

If There Are Recent Myths

Warning

Atlantic

The Race Question

Paris

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