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            <funder>Bucknell University Humanities Center</funder>
            <funder>Bucknell University Office of Undergraduate Research</funder>
            <funder>The Mellon Foundation</funder>
            <funder>National Endowment for the Humanities</funder>
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            <head>September Solitaire</head>
            <byline>Ann Lauterbach</byline>
            
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               <l>There are always added difficulties: unwashed glasses, </l>
               <l>the box with some sweaters, the floral arrangement </l>
               <l>in the kitchen, the kitchen floor. It was a grid </l>
               <l>of pale blue and gray linoleum; it no longer exists. </l>
               <l>All of us move in time for winter. </l>
               <l>Things are most dangerous when habits are kicked; </l>
               <l>birds, and the way you imagine.</l>
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               <l>We tell stories. </l>
               <l>This to restrain the sense that we would give in </l>
               <l>too easily when the time came. The time had come. </l>
               <l>The first red and the first green are not the same; </l>
               <l>between death and birth are radical colors, </l>
               <l>of which the trees are stain. I told stories for hours, </l>
               <l>each made from imminent, rendered places; talk itself </l>
               <l>a terrain. I recall games: ducking and kisses and tails. </l>
               <l>Someone is always blinded. Someone was removed in a chair.</l>
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         <p> Ann Lauterbach is a native New Yorker. She has just compiled her first collection of
            poems, titled Chalk.</p> 
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