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			<title>Nature And Nurture</title>
			<description>From another woman&amp;rsquo;s womb came an angel, black and blue.Watercolored pink by love&amp;rsquo;s blind palpations,she floated in fizzy bubbles for years, steeping, till arms and legs pushed out, turning and twisting, till dark imaginings pushed out, waxing and waning,till buried fret brok..</description>
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			<title>Nest</title>
			<description>this artifact of twigs and string and mud and spitthe occasional sparkly find, pedestaled amidst the bric-a-bracthis woven home&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;is tainted&amp;nbsp;but i bulge with eggs, consumed with pre-fruitionlost in the belly of what could bei need to squat and producei need to be safe..</description>
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			<title>And Then There Was Black</title>
			<description>His blue was nice.&amp;nbsp; It relaxed me.But his red made my temples throb, and more.I found myself dancing.From the violet perimeter, she stepped out and cut in,lofty and regal, oozing authority,roping his red,&amp;nbsp;dragging him away,but I kept on dancing. &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Why shouldn&amp;rsquo;..</description>
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			<title>Miss Priss</title>
			<description>Miss Priss. That&amp;rsquo;s what she called me, and it wasn&amp;rsquo;t fair. She didn&amp;rsquo;t even know me. She could&amp;rsquo;a called me honey, or darlin&amp;rsquo;, or sweetie pie, or any of the usual sugary names that people use when they don&amp;rsquo;t know you and feel a need to talk down to you a little bit ..</description>
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			<title>In Our Nature</title>
			<description>In the center of the grief storm, in the eye of the hurricane, there is peace, I&amp;rsquo;m told, a steadfast beam.I feel its pull... I think I do, as I toss about in these outer gravitations where questions, memories, longings, regretspummel and bang, dissolving into overtones of a bittersweet song. I..</description>
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			<title>The Invisible Woman</title>
			<description>She sits in the parkin a second-hand sweatsuit,her face extraordinarily ordinary,her hands the veteransof seven vigorous decades,now blowing bubblesfrom a dime-store bottle,her eyes, had they been delved,the couriersof timeless passion,amidst a string of passersbywho nod in her directionwith blank&amp;n..</description>
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