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Table of Contents
Introduction
nematode
writing quiet
clepsydra
nets
an unfinished account of
new moon projections
reel dream
ta-ke-ya-bu-ya-ke-ta
scrimshaw
record of passages (river)
barbe à papa
well water
third teen
less than, out of or into
the thrush resurrectionist
the spongy moth despaired
the yellow dog (Carpaccio)
the yellow dog (Goya)
peony
float
water tableau
wrote
memento avium
the fisher queen
web
talking stone
trash bird
the psalm
a season’s sleeping tent
rice field underwater
shunt
allotment
beringia
the tree, the turning pine
bridge
Epilogue
