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Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
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poetry
Mid-October
Past yellow birches shining through
Lost Emotion
By pleasure and pain
Conclusion
As a seed climbs
Dowry
There were five or six of us
Acceptance
Like a caterpillar
Sumac
Over a winter hill
City Snowfall
Stripped of her Autumn dress
Delayed Harvest
As winter apples stored in bins
The Road to Nowhere
A run and jump, and skip the rope:
After Summer
In Seigas when the winds were down
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