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WIND IN A BOX
a poem by Terrance Hayes
12 x 9 inches, 48 pages
WIND IN A BOX     
This ink. This name. This blood. This blunder.
This blood. This loss. This lonesome wind. This canyon.
This / twin / swiftly / paddling / shadow blooming
an inch above the capet–. This cry. This mud.
This shudder. This is where I stood: by the bed,
by the door, by the window, in the night / in the night.
How deep, how often / must a woman be touched?
How deep, how often have I been touched?
On the bone, on the shoulder, on the brow, on the knuckle:
Touch like a last name, touch like a wet match.
Touch like an empty shoe and an empty shoe, sweet
and incomprehensible. This ink. This name. This blood
and wonder. This box. This body in a box. This blood
in the body. This wind in the blood.              
Terrance Hayes

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BELA FAWR'S CABARET
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Selected phrases from David Annwn's book.
​"Bela Fawr's Cabaret
​10 x 8 inches, 24 pages
Terrance Hayes and Dean Rader, Two Poems
The book places the Hayes poem, Wind in a Box,  and Ink,
after Terrance Hayes
by Dean Rader, in  visual/verbal conversation
7.75 x  9 inches,  54 pages
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