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Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
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poetry
To be Woman
To be woman is waste; wild wreckage
Antique Couple
They drive their car as slowly as the law
The Other Room
If you move into the other room
Meeting with Robert Forst (June 28th, 1961)
I walked the hill
Basket of Summer
Summers follow summers in an endless chain,
A Swan to his Reflection
Low and white over the lake waters
Felling of the Tree
I shall never know if the tree cried;
The Stuff of Stars
the stuff of stars
I Try to Grasp the Water
i try to grasp the water;
Grantly Dick Reed, Take Note
Nine months, nine long months have passed,
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