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| from Ordinary WorkKathleen Jesme4. Although It Was the Dog buried under the tree—and you helped me bury her— I couldn’t help think of it as you your ashes there— although when they say “ashes” it’s really white porous bone chips: whatever’s left from fire— My unreliable witness: what you are is not what I remember the tree the body turned to nature over you always more than intended memory: the vortex bends everything that enters before compressing it  Kathleen Jesme Read Bio Author Discusses Poems | |
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