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In the face of an act that makes inarticulate all that must be said
" Observing her partner across "an abundance of onions" the poet tries and fails to imagine he is "just some guy / in a grocery store / who means nothing to me
"Revealing an expert and generous feel not only for the physical world but also the language
“A wonderful and inspiring book for anyone that has been touched by cancer - whether you’ve had it yourself or know someone who has
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Brink: No. 10 Book cover type:Paperback In the face of anAt first, you might think of spring. A breaking or blossoming. A restoration of what was once, now made new. But renewal can also uproot ground that is firm and hardened, can threaten to break the best of us without warning or pause. Weather renews, as do feelings. But their temperature and touch shift at the slightest alterations, suggesting a delicacy, a tentativeness, a dance. As we celebrate our tenth issue, come with us. We're right at the cusp