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dearc gradations |
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Chewed berries were cut dearc ( jarc ), n.f. , [ Gael. ], A berry; a grape,an eye; dearc lionta, a full, |
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churned a puppet |
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In August, trash leaks galuban, n.m., [ Gael. ], band of dugs of a mare to prevent the foal sucking. |
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rinsed in place, or |
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I woke holding the |
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It was 2 p.m., and I lost |
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as the wearing smell |
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I found a postcard that pictured |
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—He |
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Inside was a guarded blank |
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Braille petals skirted the |
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A camaraderie of the flat-unreal |
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I left Greenwich |
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I stepped around | |
RUSSELL STEPHENS's concentration in poetry has been a weave and merge with visual art/visual literature through the experiment with and the tradition of SONG PICTURES—Native American ideographs representing individual songs and extended series of songs that can be read out from them. The focus of his poetry has been with this merge through art exhibition, as opposed to publication. His current chapbook Of Lightning & Transients: a collection of eleven books is a work in progress. He hails from Minneapolis, MN, where he lives with compromised sleep, and lives out his lack of dreams. |
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