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from “Match”, and: from “Match”
- Colorado Review
- Center for Literary Publishing
- Volume 38, Number 3, Fall/Winter 2011
- pp. 108-109
- 10.1353/col.2011.0097
- Article
- Additional Information
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108 MICHAEL ROBINS FROM “MATCH” Question & solution, sometimes silence. What’s matter isn’t science: blackboards refuse immutability. Equation & induction reign supreme, erasers after the bell: clouds. Boy & girl mushroom, hands impressioned. A spelling bee blown. 109 MICHAEL ROBINS FROM “MATCH” What’s your husband do presumes. Let’s age like wine, girl-on-girl statues or like giraffes. I can’t run for damage I did running. I’m tuft & like torrents & blame. I am spotting the floor. ...
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