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Date: 2000
"I go back / to the world where your brain flooded suddenly though your heart / and lungs lived three more days."
preview | full record— Sagaser, Elizabeth Harris
Date: 2000
"After // my girls are in bed or while / they play in the sandbox and / my husband gardens, I rush / down the winding stairs of / relative mental health where / we live, where I talk, deny, / or compose poems."
preview | full record— Sagaser, Elizabeth Harris
Date: 2000
"And the end of your pleasure: / elegant neurons switching in a blink, / lighting your brain like a great city."
preview | full record— Sagaser, Elizabeth Harris
Date: 2000
"It's the death of your memory I still / cannot fathom: never in such small space / such wealth."
preview | full record— Sagaser, Elizabeth Harris
