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Literary Review, Spring, 2004 by Bill Knott
To live by Work from the original toward the beautiful, unless the latter comes first in which case reverse your efforts to find a model worthy of such inane desire. Even the mouth's being divided into two lips is not enough to make words equal themselves. Eavesdroppers fear the hermit's soliloquy. Wake up, wound, the knife said.
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