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100 1 $aGabbert, Elisa,$eauthor.
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245 12 $aL'Heure bleue or The Judy poems /$cElisa Gabbert.
264 1 $aBoston :$bBlack Ocean,$c[2016]
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505 0 $aI'm not in love with Jack -- Am I the sea? -- Jack always feels like someone is watching -- At the poetry reading -- Some days I can't escape the feeling -- A walk helps a little, a pause -- We go to see the glass flowers -- I'm not interested in art today -- The melo- in melodramatic -- Jack is jealous -- The day the torture report comes out -- When I say what I think -- I am not very clever today -- The scientist is oddly optimistic -- To avoid Jack when he's sad -- -- A little drunk in the park with Jack -- Art should be easy -- -- When we argue about war -- Names of girls -- There are certain points in time -- After a seizure -- When I was a girl -- Lately before bed -- I wake up with bumps -- I go to the movies -- Nostalgia is the only cure -- This convention of saying we're "fine" -- Just like the future -- In one of those blank -- When I read old entries in my journal -- On TV, people walk into your house -- Something about fish -- I don't fantasize about sex -- I have discovered -- I'm happiest when I live simply -- In the too bright -- As it is, I feel nothing -- One fact about Jack -- Adorno's famous line -- I have thought enough -- I find an old typed up paper -- I knew he would go -- I could know him, and like him -- The day after Christmas.
650 0 $aAmerican poetry$y21st century.
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700 1 $aCohoon, Nikkita,$ebook designer.
700 1 $aHaddican, Abby,$ecover designer.
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