Santa Fe Poetry Broadside: Judyth Hill, If Flaubert Wrote Iron John

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Judyth Hill

If Flaubert Wrote Iron John

Woke early, pinky clouds scudding in blue, blue sky.
Storm blowing straight through.
Pines sing loud, same the blackbirds.
The other wife is spreading seed, sifting ash,
Opening curtains. Managing.
I lie abed with coffee, a novel.
The winter husband has gone south.

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Issue #22/23, October, 2001 :
Santa Fe Poetry Broadside.