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Poetry of Claire Hersom

Anadama Bread   Winter was the worst. The farm windows iced inside, wind howled down off the upper field; through the gauze curtains it kissed our foreheads, noses buried in featherbed crazy-quilts. Wooden spindle framed our heads. It was too cold for ceiling mice.   We always had to pee just before dawn. When the […]

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