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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live Il 17 agosto by Anne Sexton Buon per la visita gli ospedali o del lavoro caritatevole. Occorrere un certo tempo assistere alla vostra salute. Certamente disquieted dall'ospedale, quella zona del corpo -- i corpi spostati in fasce elastiche, corpi messi in legno o usati come i telefoni, corpi crucified in su sui loro crutches, corpi che portano i sacchetti di gomma fra i loro piedini, corpi che vomitano sulla loro spremuta come il detersivo, qui in questa casa l sono altri corpi. Ogni volta che vedo un sei-anno-vecchio swimming nel nostro stagno del aqua una voce all'interno di me dice che cosa non pu dirsi a Ha, qualche giorno sarete vecchi ed appassito ed i tubi saranno nel vostro naso che beve sul vostro pranzo. Qualche giorno andrete indietro. Vi chiuderete in su come uno shoebox e cursed come voi spinta nei piedi di morte in primo luogo. Qui nell'ospedale, dico, che non il mio corpo, il non mio corpo. Non sono qui affinch i medici legga come una ricetta. No. Sono una ragazza della margherita che salta nel vento come una parte del sole. Sul quartiere 7 ci margherite, tutto il burro e perla ma al lato di un uomo cieco che pu mangiare soltanto sui petali e contare a dieci. Le infermiere saltano la corda intorno lui e rabbrividiscono mentre i suoi occhi wiggle come mercurio ed allora ballano dal paziente al paziente al paziente che getta su poche tazze della medicina della carta e che gioca il fermo con le fiale di stimolante mentre aspettano i nuovi incidenti. Corpi fatti degli synthetics. I corpi swaddled come le bambole quale visito e cajole e tutti che il ronzio come i calcolatori che fanno sulle nostre tasse, dollaro dal dollaro. Ogni corpo in relativo carbonile. Il chirurgo applica la sua gomma. Ogni corpo inserito rapidamente nel relativo pacchetto del gelato ed allora cucito su ancora per la parte posteriore lunga di viaggio. American Review | www.PaperLyon.com | McGill Live Radio | Publish

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Poems by Anne Sexton 45 Mercy Street Admonitions To A Special Person After Auschwitz Again And Again And Again And One For My Dame Angels Of The Love Affair Anna Who Was Mad An Obsessive Combination Of Onotologic As It Was Written August 17th August 8th A Curse Against Elegies A Story For Rose On The Midnight Fligh Baby Picture Barefoot Bat Bayonet Briar Rose Sleeping Beauty Buying The Whore Christmas Eve Cigarettes And Whiskey And Wild Wild W Cinderella Clothes Cockroach Consorting With Angels Courage Cripples And Other Stories Crossing The Atlantic Daddy Warbucks Demon Despair Doctors Doors Doors Doors Dreaming The Breasts Earthworm Elegy In The Classroom Elizabeth Gone End Middle Beginning Flee On Your Donkey For God While Sleeping For Johnny Pole On The Forgotten Beach For John Who Begs Me Not To Enquire Fu Frenzy For My Lover Returning To His Wife For The Year Of The Insane Ghosts Gods Going Gone Her Kind Hornet Housewife Hurry Up Please Its Time In Excelsis In The Deep Museum It Is A Spring Afternoon I Remember Just Once Killing The Love Knee Song Lessons In Hunger Live Locked Doors Love Letter Written In A Burning Build Lullaby More Than Myself Mr Mine Music Swims Back To Me My Friend My Friend Noon Walk On The Asylum Lawn Oh Old Portrait Of An Old Woman On The Colleg Raccoon Rapunzel Red Roses Rowing Rumpelstiltskin Said The Poet To The Analyst Small Wire Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Some Foreign Letters Suicide Note Sylvias Death That Day The Abortion The Addict The Ambition Bird The Angel Food Dogs The Assassin The Bells The Author Of The Jesus Papers Speaks The Balance Wheel The Ballad Of The Lonely Masturbator The Big Boots Of Pain The Big Heart The Black Art The Break The Break Away The Breast The Children The Child Bearers The Civil War The Consecrating Mother The Dead Heart The Death Baby The Death King The Division Of Parts The Doctor Of The Heart The Double Image The Earth The Earth Falls Down The Errand The Evil Eye The Evil Seekers The Exorcists The Expatriates The Fallen Angels The Firebombers The Frog Prince The Fury Of Abandonment The Fury Of Beautiful Bones The Fury Of Cocks The Fury Of Cooks The Fury Of Earth The Fury Of Flowers And Worms The Fury Of Gods Good-bye The Fury Of Gods Goodbye The Fury Of Guitars And Sopranos The Fury Of Hating Eyes The Fury Of Jewels And Coal The Fury Of Overshoes The Fury Of Rainstorms The Fury Of Sundays The Fury Of Sunrises The Fury Of Sunsets The Gold Key The Interrogation Of The Man Of Many H The Inventory Of Goodbye The Kiss The Legend Of The One-Eyed Man The Lost Ingredient The Moss Of His Skin The Nude Swim The Other The Play The Poet Of Ignorance The Red Dance The Room Of My Life The Stand-Ins The Starry Night The Touch The Truth The Dead Know The Twelve Dancing Princesses The Wedding Ring Dance The Wifebeater The Witchs Life To A Friend Whose Work Has Come To Tri Unknown Girl In A Maternity Ward Us Wallflower Wanting To Die When Man Enters Woman Where It Was At Back Then With Mercy For The Greedy Words Young You Doctor Martin

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Ai	Alan Dugan	Alan Seeger
Alden Nowlan	Alexander Pope	Alfred Lord Tennyson
Alfred Noyes	Algernon Swinburne	Alice Duer Miller
Alice Walker	Allen Ginsberg	Amy Clampitt
Amy Lowell	Andrew Marvell	Andrew Paterson
Anna Akhmatova	Anne Bradstreet	Anne Carson
Anne Sexton	Annie Dillard	Anthony Hecht
Antonio Machado	Archibald MacLeish	Arthur Hugh Clough
Audre Lorde	Austin Clarke

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