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Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
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poetry
The Race Question
These, her eyes, slur to the left and falter
On climbing Trees
I am a master tree climber
Etiquette
The distance between my mouth and my plate
Rubber Ball
Being almost at help again
Party
A party is a round hollow ball
Laugh a Little
I read somewhere that in a logging tree-blessed community
The Team
There was this team that he was on. They had
March 28th 1941 (in memoriam : virginia woolf)
There on the bank he found her hat and chick
Poem on Having Left My Country Yard in Early September
The last time I saw the place
Sunday Evening
In that great and overlooked Reformation Symphony, I hear
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