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Issue #22/23, October, 2001 :

Judyth Hill
Constancy of the Moon / The Year We Uninvented the Rose

What is fixed, warbles.
What we stand by, holds us in its persistent light.

Constancy of the Moon: Writing Down the Moon; Meaning, Maybe; Poem With No Moon; Secret Moon; Seder Moon; Cliff Notes on Moonlight; Shortcut to Mare Vaporum; May Poem; Moon Last Seen; A Moon Can Look at a Poet; Half Way There; Entering the Dream Lodge

The Year We Uninvented the Rose: Woman at Zero Celsius; Can You Guess What She Likes in This?; Marriage in a Teapot; Latitudinal Perspectives; Wallace Stevens Doesn't Live Here Anymore; If Flaubert Wrote Iron John; Just When You Thought it Was Safe; Aching Beauty; The Harmonies of Fracture; A Woman Alone at Some Other Time (in progress); A Woman Alone, Next Season; His Shadow Completes Us; Awakened Wreckage; You Can Imagine

Special Double Issue, celebrating the third anniversary of the Broadside, and in honor of the
2001 Santa Fe Festival of the Book

Issue #22/23, October, 2001 :
Santa Fe Poetry Broadside.
Updated: December 9, 2001.
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