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Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
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poetry
Toward Tomorrow
Was it some shooting star,
Lyrics of Rejection XI
By strange regard of primrose spring
Inland Gull
Over drab-shingled peak,
Tomboy
She yanked away from the tug of sleep
Rest Hour
Noises coming down the stairs,
What Fish
My mind is ice. I see one fish below:
Sea-Wrack
The tide has turned. Upon the lonely beach
I am Apparition
I am shadowless
Roualt's Old King
This fist, which squeezes sadness, hammers
Spokesman
Having little to say for itself
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