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A day or two later, Barry, but thanks. It was +19 in Toronto yesterday, 
but apparently a cold wind is blowing in. Here it's still minus 28, 
windchill minus 38 -- that's Centigrade.

Doug
On 12-Jan-05, at 8:03 PM, Barry Alpert wrote:

> Doug,  I like a number of aspects of your snap.  The spatialization, 
> the
> coloration, and that unexpected (and effective) linebreak:
>
> above god / s pared fingernail
>
>
> It's supposed to reach 66 F here tomorrow.  Barry
>
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Douglas Barbour
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The poet is ecstatic, having dreamt of this visit for weeks.
He takes Erato’s face, dribbling and wild, between his hands

and kisses her gently as if she were a runaway teenager.

                        Diana Hartog