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As I bend / hanging laundry on the drying rack / my back twinges    but just a little
You glimmer in my rearview mirror Quick look, there’s no one in the / back of the car. Yet, / you
To love an idea can be quite quite / satisfying but only the body, beloved, / is holy, holy, holy.
“Every step along the way is it’s own journey…”
“We do not want to choose whose child will live and whose will die.”
Those they call vile things / are an homage / to Her beauty
My husband stokes the fire / with wood the children gathered / I knead the dough – / an offering for the Source of all
The toy Solar System / gets the revolutions right / but a true scale model / would take up half of town / .
A Poem for the Removal of Uterine Fibroids
“I have no people and my God makes me mourn…”

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