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Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
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poetry
Pulling the Hour Close
Pulling the hour close,
Pdophyllin Days
I still remember the yellow years
To a Tiger
Your terrible jungles, and the parching
Poem
And sometimes the futility of going on
Naturally
Down in dank cavern and cave I must prove,
Three Cities
Lead me blindfolded to Venezia!
Persian Fragment
Where are you now who were once my breath, my life?
Sported Oak
The door said no
On the Birth of Gods
In a boat, serpentinely coiled
I Am the Wind
An orchard
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