The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 138,Oplag 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
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... fell . II . The pieces ? I. pieced and prismed . II . For you counted ? I. piece by second . And I patched and pried . But never by the clock will pieces count themselves into a sixty - facet prism all ( about ) to cage the second ...
... fell . II . The pieces ? I. pieced and prismed . II . For you counted ? I. piece by second . And I patched and pried . But never by the clock will pieces count themselves into a sixty - facet prism all ( about ) to cage the second ...
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... fell and fell and fell . She has images . She wal She walks through the night . She has images . She looks at the men who pass her by . She looks in the storewindows at the models . Her steps are slow , flat and clean . I wandered by ...
... fell and fell and fell . She has images . She wal She walks through the night . She has images . She looks at the men who pass her by . She looks in the storewindows at the models . Her steps are slow , flat and clean . I wandered by ...
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