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“_________________________ From Mock Heart: New & Selected Poems by Jill Bialosky.”
“In 2014, she was honored by the Poetry Society of America for her distinguished contribution to poetry.”
“I kept my finger on the trigger, scaled the blower back & forth as it scattered dead leaves into the frivolous air.”
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“Later, at night, we sipped wine & watched the sky turn navy on our deck, I said to my husband that holding that blower felt powerful, my body filled with the heat of shame at the thrill of decimating the garden.”
“No matter how often I put my finger on the trigger, there was still the stray leaf, & the ones that keep falling like a rain of color & the eerie calmness after the battery died enough to sustain my disbelief.”
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