1. 
Mother, my Mary Gray, 
once resident of Gloucester 
and Essex County, 
a photostat of your will 
arrived in the mail today. 
This is the division of money. 
I am one third 
of your daughters counting my bounty 
or I am a queen alone 
in the parlor still, 
eating the bread and honey. 
It is Good Friday. 
Black birds pick at my window sill. 
Your coat in my closet, 
your bright stones on my hand, 
the gaudy fur animals 
I do not know how to use, 
settle on me like a debt. 
A week ago, while the hard March gales 
beat on your house, 
we sorted your things: obstacles 
of letters, family silver, 
eyeglasses and shoes. 
Like some unseasoned Christmas, its scales 
rigged and reset, 
I bundled out gifts I did not choose. 
Now the houts of The Cross 
rewind. In Boston, the devout 
work their cold knees 
toward that sweet martyrdom 
that Christ planned. My timely loss 
is too customary to note; and yet 
I planned to suffer 
and I cannot. It does not please 
my yankee bones to watch 
where the dying is done 
in its usly hours. Black birds peck 
at my window glass 
and Easter will take its ragged son. 
The clutter of worship 
that you taught me, Mary Gray, 
is old. I imitate 
a memory of belief 
that I do not own. I trip 
on your death and jesus, my stranger 
floats up over 
my Christian home, wearing his straight 
thorn tree. I have cast my lot 
and am one third thief 
of you. Time, that rearranger 
of estates, equips 
me with your garments, but not with grief. 

2. 
This winter when 
cancer began its ugliness 
I grieved with you each day 
for three months 
and found you in your private nook 
of the medicinal palace 
for New England Women 
and never once 
forgot how long it took. 
I read to you 
from The New Yorker, ate suppers 
you wouldn't eat, fussed 
with your flowers, 
joked with your nurses, as if I 
were the balm among lepers, 
as if I could undo 
a life in hours 
if I never said goodbye. 
But you turned old, 
all your fifty-eight years sliding 
like masks from your skull; 
and at the end 
I packed your nightgowns in suitcases, 
paid the nurses, came riding 
home as if I'd been told 
I could pretend 
people live in places. 

3. 
Since then I have pretended ease, 
loved with the trickeries of need, but not enough 
to shed my daughterhood 
or sweeten him as a man. 
I drink the five o' clock martinis 
and poke at this dry page like a rough 
goat. Fool! I fumble my lost childhood 
for a mother and lounge in sad stuff 
with love to catch and catch as catch can. 
And Christ still waits. I have tried 
to exorcise the memory of each event 
and remain still, a mixed child, 
heavy with cloths of you. 
Sweet witch, you are my worried guide. 
Such dangerous angels walk through Lent. 
Their walls creak Anne! Convert! Convert! 
My desk moves. Its cavr murmurs Boo 
and I am taken and beguiled. 
Or wrong. For all the way I've come 
I'll have to go again. Instead, I must convert 
to love as reasonable 
as Latin, as sold as earthenware: 
an equilibrium 
I never knew. And Lent will keep its hurt 
for someone else. Christ knows enough 
staunch guys have hitched him in trouble. 
thinking his sticks were badges to wear. 

4. 
Spring rusts on its skinny branch 
and last summer's lawn 
is soggy and brown. 
Yesterday is just a number. 
All of its winters avalanche 
out of sight. What was, is gone. 
Mother, last night I slept 
in your Bonwit Teller nightgown. 
Divided, you climbed into my head. 
There in my jabbering dream 
I heard my own angry cries 
and I cursed you, Dame 
keep out of my slumber. 
My good Dame, you are dead. 
And Mother, three stones 
slipped from your glittering eyes. 
Now it's Friday's noon 
and I would still curse 
you with my rhyming words 
and bring you flapping back, old love, 
old circus knitting, god-in-her-moon, 
all fairest in my lang syne verse, 
the gauzy bride among the children, 
the fancy amid the absurd 
and awkward, that horn for hounds 
that skipper homeward, that museum 
keeper of stiff starfish, that blaze 
within the pilgrim woman, 
a clown mender, a dove's 
cheek among the stones, 
my Lady of first words, 
this is the division of ways. 
And now, while Christ stays 
fastened to his Crucifix 
so that love may praise 
his sacrifice 
and not the grotesque metaphor, 
you come, a brave ghost, to fix 
in my mind without praise 
or paradise 
to make me your inheritor. 

 
1. 
La mère, mon gris de Mary, une fois résidents de Gloucester et de 
comté d'Essex, un photostat de votre volonté est arrivée dans le 
courrier aujourd'hui. C'est la division de l'argent. J'ai un tiers ans 
de vos filles comptant ma générosité ou je suis toujours seule une 
reine dans le salon, mangeant du pain et du miel. C'est bon vendredi. 
Les oiseaux noirs sélectionnent à mon filon-couche de fenêtre. 
Votre manteau dans mon cabinet, vos pierres lumineuses sur ma main, 
les animaux de fourrure voyants je ne sais pas employer, arranger sur 
moi comme une dette. Il y a une semaine, alors que le battement dur de 
rafales de mars sur votre maison, nous assortissait vos choses: 
obstacles des lettres, de l'argent de famille, des lunettes et des 
chaussures. Comme certains unseasoned Noël, ses balances calées et 
remise, j'ai empaqueté hors des cadeaux que je n'ai pas choisis. 
Maintenant les houts du rebobinage en travers. À Boston, le travail 
dévot leurs genoux froids vers ce martyre doux que le Christ a 
projeté. Il est trop usuelle noter mon perte opportune; mais j'ai 
projeté souffrir et je ne peux pas. Elle n'est pas agréable à mes 
os de yankee d'observer où la mort est faite en ses usly heures. Les 
oiseaux noirs picotent à mon verre de fenêtre et Pâques prendra son 
fils loqueteux. L'image de fond du culte que tu m'as enseignée, gris 
de Mary, est vieille. J'imite une mémoire de croyance que je ne 
possède pas. Je me déclenche sur votre mort et Jésus, mon étranger 
flotte vers le haut au-dessus de mon à la maison chrétien, portant 
son arbre droit d'épine. J'ai moulé mon sort et voleur de AM un 
tiers de toi. Le temps, ce rearranger des domaines, m'équipe de vos 
vêtements, mais pas avec peine. 

2. 
Cet hiver quand le cancer a commencé son ugliness je s'est affligé 
avec toi chaque jour pendant trois mois et t'a trouvé dans votre 
recoin privé du palais médicinal pour des femmes de la Nouvelle 
Angleterre et a jamais par le passé oublié combien de temps il a 
pris. J'ai lu à toi du nouveau Yorker, ai mangé des dîners que tu 
ne mangerais pas, embêté avec vos fleurs, plaisantées avec vos 
infirmières, comme si j'étais le baume parmi des lépreux, comme si 
je pourrais défaire une vie en heures si je ne disais jamais au 
revoir. Mais tu as tourné vieux, toutes vos années de fifty-eight 
glissant comme des masques de votre crâne; et à l'extrémité j'ai 
emballé vos chemises de nuit dans des valises, payées les 
infirmières, suis venu équitation à la maison comme si je  dit que 
je pourrais feindre des personnes de phase dans les endroits. 

3. 
Depuis lors j'ai feint la facilité, ai aimé avec les trickeries du 
besoin, mais pas assez de jeter mon daughterhood ou de l'adoucir en 
tant qu'homme. Je bois martini d'horloge de cinq le o des 'et pousse 
à cette page sèche comme une chèvre rugueuse. Imbécile ! Je tâte 
mon enfance perdu pour une mère et un salon en substance triste avec 
amour pour attraper et attraper comme bidon de crochet. Et du Christ 
toujours attentes. J'ai essayé d'exorcizer la mémoire de chaque 
événement et de rester toujours, un enfant mélangé, lourd avec des 
tissus de toi. Sorcière douce, tu es mon guide inquiété. De tels 
anges dangereux marchent par prêté. Leurs murs grincent Anne ! 
Converti ! Converti ! Mes mouvements de bureau. Son cavr murmure à 
bas et je suis pris et séduit. Ou faux. Pour toute la manière que je 
m'ai venu devra aller encore. Au lieu de cela, je dois convertir en 
amour aussi raisonnable que le latin, en tant que vendu sous le nom de 
poterie de terre: un équilibre que je n'ai jamais su. Et prêté 
gardera son mal pour quelqu'un d'autre. Le Christ sait assez de types 
loyaux l'ont accroché dans l'ennui pensant que ses bâtons étaient 
des insignes à porter. 

4. 
Le ressort se rouille sur sa branche maigre et la pelouse de l'été 
passé est détrempée et brune. Hier est juste un nombre. Toute son 
avalanche d'hivers hors de vue. Ce qui était, est allé. Mère, la 
nuit passée j'ai dormi dans votre chemise de nuit de guichet de 
Bonwit. Divisé, tu t'es élevé dans ma tête. Là dans mon rêve 
jabbering j'ai entendu que mes propres cris et moi fâchés t'ai 
maudit, subsistance de dame hors de mon assoupissement. Mon bon dame, tu 
es mort. Et la mère, trois pierres a glissé de vos yeux de 
scintillement. Maintenant c'est le midi de vendredi et je 
malédiction immobile tu avec mes mots rimants et apporter toi 
s'agitant en arrière, le vieil amour, vieux cirque tricotant, 
dieu-dans-la-lune, tout la plus juste dans mon vers de syne de lang, 
la jeune mariée légère parmi les enfants, la fantaisie parmi 
l'absurde et maladroit, qui klaxon pour les chiens de chasse qui le 
capitaine vers la maison, que le garde de musée des étoiles de mer 
raides, qui flambent chez la femme de pélerin, un mender de clown, la 
joue d'une colombe parmi les pierres, ma Madame des premiers mots, 
ceci est la division des manières. Et maintenant, alors que les 
séjours du Christ attachaient à son crucifix de sorte que l'amour 
puisse féliciter son sacrifice et pas la métaphore grotesque, tu 
viens, un fantôme courageux, pour fixer dans mon esprit sans éloge 
ou paradis pour me faire votre héritier. 

 
1. 
Mutter, mein Mary Grau, einmal Resident von Gloucester und von der 
Essex Grafschaft, ein Photostat Ihres Willen kam in der Post heute an. 
Dieses ist die Abteilung des Geldes. Ich bin Drittel Ihrer Töchter, 
die meine Prämie zählen, oder ich bin eine Königin alleine im 
Wohnzimmer noch und esse das Brot und den Honig. Es ist Karfreitag. 
Schwarze Vögel wählen an meiner Fensterschwelle aus. Ihr Mantel in 
meinem Wandschrank, Ihre hellen Steine auf meiner Hand, die gaudy 
Pelztiere kann ich nicht verwenden, auf mir wie einer Schuld zu 
vereinbaren. Vor einer Woche, während der harte März Sturmschlag auf 
Ihrem Haus, wir Ihre Sachen sortierte: Hindernisse der Buchstaben, des 
Familie Silbers, der Brillen und der Schuhe. Wie einiges unseasoned 
Weihnachten, seine in Ordnung gebrachten Skalen und Zurückstellen, 
rollte ich aus Geschenken zusammen, die ich nicht wählte. Jetzt die 
houts des Kreuzrückspulens. In Boston die fromme Arbeit ihre kalten 
Knie in Richtung zu diesem süssen Martyrium, das Christ plante. Mein 
fristgerechter Verlust ist zu üblich zu merken; und doch plante ich 
zu leiden und ich kann nicht. Er gefällt nicht meinen yankee Knochen, 
aufzupassen, wo das Sterben in seinen usly Stunden erfolgt ist. 
Schwarze Vögel peck an meinem Fensterglas und Ostern nimmt seinen 
zackigen Sohn. Die Unordnung der Anbetung, die Sie mir beibrachten, 
Mary Grau, ist alt. Ich ahme ein Gedächtnis des Glaubens nach, das 
ich nicht besitze. Ich löse auf Ihrem Tod aus und Jesus, mein Fremder 
schwimmt oben über mein christliches Haupt und trägt seinen geraden 
Dorn Baum. Ich habe mein Los und morgens Drittel Dieb von Ihnen 
geworfen. Zeit, dieses rearranger der Zustände, rüstet mich mit 
Ihren Kleidern, aber nicht mit Leid aus. 

2. 
Dieser Winter, als Krebs sein ugliness ich anfing, machte sich mit 
Ihnen jeden Tag für drei Monate Sorgen und fand Sie in Ihrem privaten 
Nook des medizinischen Palastes für Neu-England Frauen und vergaß 
nie einmal, wie lang er nahm. Ich las zu Ihnen vom neuen Yorker, aß 
die Abendessen, die Sie nicht essen würden, fussed mit Ihren Blumen, 
gescherzt mit Ihren Krankenschwestern, als ob ich der Balsam unter 
Aussätzigen war, als ob ich ein Leben in den Stunden 
annulieren könnte, wenn ich nie Auf Wiedersehen sagte. Aber 
Sie drehten alt, alle Ihre fifty-eight Jahre, die wie Schablonen von 
Ihrem Schädel schieben; und am Ende verpackte ich Ihre Nightgowns in 
den Koffern, die Krankenschwestern gezahlt, kam Reiten nach Hause, als 
ob ich erklärt wurde, daß ich die Leute vortäuschen könnte, die in 
den Plätzen Phasen sind. 

3. 
Seit damals habe ich Mühelosigkeit vorgetäuscht, mit den Trickeries 
der Notwendigkeit liebte, aber nicht genug, mein daughterhood zu 
verschütten oder ihn als Mann zu versüssen. Ich trinke das fünf O ' 
Taktgebermartinis und stoße an dieser trockenen Seite wie einer 
rauhen Ziege. Dummkopf! Ich fummele meine verlorene Kindheit für eine 
Mutter und einen Aufenthaltsraum im traurigen Material mit Liebe 
herum, um sich zu verfangen und mich zu verfangen wie Verriegelung 
Dose. Und Christ noch Wartezeiten. Ich habe versucht, das Gedächtnis 
jedes Falls zu exorzieren und weiterhin zu bleiben, ein Mischkind, das 
mit Tüchern von Ihnen schwer ist. Süsse Hexe, sind Sie mein 
gesorgter Führer. Solche gefährliche Engel gehen durch verliehen. 
Ihre Wände quietschen Anne! Bekehrter! Bekehrter! Meine 
Schreibtischbewegungen. Sein cavr cht buh raus und ich werde genommen 
und getäuscht. Oder falsch. Für vollständig habe mich gekommen mich 
muß wieder gehen. Stattdessen muß ich in die Liebe umwandeln, die so 
angemessen ist wie Latein, als verkauft als Töpferware: ein 
Gleichgewicht, das ich nie kannte. Und verliehen hält seinen Hurt 
für jemand anderes. Christ weiß, genügende staunch Kerle ihn in der 
Mühe denkend hitched, daß seine Stöcke die Abzeichen waren, zum zu 
tragen. 

4. 
Frühling verrostet auf seiner dünnen Niederlassung und Rasen des 
letzten Sommers ist feucht und braun. Gestern ist eine Zahl gerecht. 
Die ganze seine Winterlawine aus Anblick heraus. Was war, wird 
gegangen. Mutter, gestern Abend schlief ich in Ihrem Bonwit Erzähler 
Nightgown. Geteilt, kletterten Sie in meinen Kopf. Dort in meinem 
jabbering Traum hörte ich, daß meine eigenen verärgerten Schreie 
und ich Sie, Dameunterhalt aus meinem Schlummer heraus 
verfluchte. Mein guter Dame, sind Sie tot. Und Mutter, drei Steine 
glitt von Ihren funkelnden Augen. Jetzt ist es Mittag Freitags und ich 
wurde ruhiger Fluch Sie mit meinen reimenden Wörtern und Sie zurück 
flatternd, alte Liebe, alter Zirkus strickend, den 
Gott-in-ihr-Mond zu holen, ganz am angemessensten in meinem lang syne 
Vers, die gauzy Braut unter den Kindern, die Phantasie unter 
dem absurden und das unbeholfen, das Horn für Jagdhunde, die 
Überspringvorrichtung heimwärts, die Museum Wächter der steifen 
Starfish, die innerhalb der Pilgrimfrau flammen, ein Clown mender, 
Backe einer Taube unter den Steinen, meine Dame der ersten Wörter, 
diese die Abteilung von Weisen ist. Und jetzt, während Christ 
Aufenthalte an seinem Kruzifix sich befestigten, damit Liebe sein 
Opfer und nicht die groteske Metapher preisen kann, kommen Sie, ein 
tapferer Geist, in meinem Verstand ohne das Lob oder Paradies zu 
regeln, zum mich Ihres Erben zu bilden. 

 
1. 
A mãe, meus cinza de Mary, uma vez residentes de Gloucester e de 
condado de Essex, um photostat de sua vontade chegou no correio hoje. 
Esta é a divisão do dinheiro. Eu sou um third de suas filhas que 
contam meu bounty ou eu sou uma rainha sozinho na sala de estar ainda, 
comendo o pão e o mel. É sexta-feira boa. Os pássaros pretos 
escolhem em meu peitoril da janela. Seu revestimento em meu armário, 
suas pedras brilhantes em minha mão, os animais de pele gaudy eu não 
sei usar-se, para estabelecir-se em mim como um débito. Uma semana 
há, quando a batida dura dos vendavais de março em sua casa, nós 
classificou suas coisas: obstáculos das letras, da prata da família, 
dos eyeglasses e das sapatas. Como algum unseasoned o christmas, suas 
escalas equipadas e restauração, eu empacotei para fora dos 
presentes que eu não escolhi. Agora os houts da rebobinação 
transversal. Em Boston, o trabalho devout seus joelhos frios para esse 
martyrdom doce que Christ planeou. Minha perda oportuna é demasiado 
habitual para anotar; no entanto eu planeei sofrer e eu não posso. 
Não satisfaz meus ossos do yankee prestar atenção a onde morrer é 
feito em suas usly horas. Os pássaros pretos peck em meu vidro da 
janela e Easter fará exame de seu filho áspero. A desordem da 
adoração que você me ensinou, cinza de Mary, é velha. Eu imitate 
uma memória da opinião que eu não possua. Eu tropeço em sua morte 
e jesus, meu desconhecido flutua acima sobre meu home christian, 
desgastando sua árvore reta do espinho. Eu moldei meus lote e ladrão 
do am um terceiro de você. O tempo, esse rearranger das propriedades, 
equipa-me com seus garments, mas não com o grief. 

2. 
Este inverno quando o cancer começou seu ugliness mim afligiu-se com 
você cada dia por três meses e encontrou-se o em seu nook 
confidencial do palácio medicinal para mulheres de Nova Inglaterra e 
esqueceu-se nunca uma vez de quanto tempo fêz exame. Eu li-lhe do 
Yorker novo, comi suppers que você não comeria, fussed com suas 
flores, gracejadas com suas enfermeiras, como se eu era o balm entre 
lepers, como se eu poderia undo uma vida nas horas se eu nunca 
dissesse adeus. Mas você girou velho, todos seus anos do fifty-eight 
que deslizam como máscaras de seu skull; e na extremidade eu embalei 
seus nightgowns em uns suitcases, pagos as enfermeiras, vim 
equitação para casa como se eu  dito que eu poderia fingir os povos 
vivos nos lugares. 

3. 
Desde então eu tenho fingido a facilidade, amei-a com os trickeries 
da necessidade, mas não os bastantes verter meu daughterhood ou 
sweeten o como um homem. Eu bebo martinis do pulso de disparo de cinco 
o o ' e pico-o nesta página seca como uma cabra áspera. Tolo! Eu 
fumble minha infância perdida para uma mãe e um lounge no material 
sad com amor para travar e travar como lata do prendedor. E de Christ 
esperas ainda. Eu tentei exorcise a memória de cada evento e 
remanescer ainda, uma criança misturada, pesada com os panos de 
você. Bruxa doce, você é minha guia preocupada. Tais angels 
perigosos andam com emprestado. Suas paredes creak Anne! Converso! 
Converso! Meus movimentos da mesa. Seu cavr murmurs boo e eu sou feito 
exame e beguiled. Ou errado. Para toda a maneira que eu me tenho vindo 
terá que ir outra vez. Instead, eu devo converter-se ao amor tão 
razoável quanto o latin, como vendido como o earthenware: um 
equilíbrio que eu nunca soube. E emprestado manterá seu hurt para 
alguma outra pessoa. Christ sabe bastante guys staunch o engataram no 
problema que pensa que suas varas eram emblemas a desgastar. 

4. 
A mola oxida em sua filial skinny e o gramado do último verão é 
soggy e marrom. O ontem é justo um número. Todo seu avalanche dos 
invernos fora da vista. O que era, é ido. Mãe, última noite eu 
dormi em seu nightgown da caixa de Bonwit. Dividido, você escalou em 
minha cabeça. Lá em meu sonho jabbering eu ouvi-me que meus 
próprios gritos e eu irritados cursed o, sustento do dame fora de meu 
slumber. Meu dame bom, você está inoperante. E a mãe, três pedras 
deslizou de seus olhos resplandecendo. Agora é meio-dia de 
sexta-feira e eu  curse imóvel você com minhas palavras rimando e 
para trazer o que agitam para trás, o amor velho, circus velho 
knitting, deus-em-ela-lua, toda a mais justa em meu verso do syne do 
lang, bride gauzy entre as crianças, a fantasia entre o absurd e 
inábil, que chifre para os hounds que o skipper homeward, que o 
keeper do museu dos starfish duros, que chamejam dentro da mulher do 
pilgrim, um mender do clown, mordente entre as pedras, minha senhora 
de primeiras palavras, esta de uma pomba é a divisão das maneiras. E 
agora, quando as estadas de Christ prenderam a seu crucifix de modo 
que o amor possa elogiar seu sacrifício e não o metaphor grotesque, 
você vem, um ghost bravo, reparar em minha mente sem elogio ou 
paradise para fazer-me seu inheritor. 

 
1. 
La madre, mi gris de Maria, una vez residentes de Gloucester y del 
condado de Essex, un fotóstato de su voluntad llegó en el correo 
hoy. Ésta es la división del dinero. Soy un tercio de sus hijas que 
cuentan mi generosidad o sigo siendo reina solamente en la sala, 
comiendo el pan y la miel. Es buen viernes. Los pájaros negros 
escogen en mi travesaño de la ventana. Su capa en mi armario, sus 
piedras brillantes en mi mano, los animales de piel llamativos no sé 
utilizar, colocar en mí como una deuda. Hace una semana, mientras que 
el golpe duro de los vendavales de marcha en su casa, nosotros 
clasificó sus cosas: obstáculos de letras, de la plata de la 
familia, de eyeglasses y de zapatos. Como alguno unseasoned Navidad, 
sus escalas aparejadas y reajuste, me lié fuera de los regalos que no 
elegí. Ahora los houts del rebobinado cruzado. En Boston, el trabajo 
devoto sus rodillas frías hacia ese martirio dulce que Cristo 
planeó. Mi pérdida oportuna es demasiado acostumbrada de observar; 
pero planeé sufrir y no puedo. No satisface mis huesos del yankee 
mirar donde el morir se hace sobre sus usly horas. Los pájaros negros 
picotean en mi cristal de la ventana y Pascua tomará a su hijo 
desigual. El alboroto de la adoración que usted me enseñó, gris de 
Maria, es viejo. Imito una memoria de la creencia que no posea. 
Disparo en su muerte y Jesús, mi extranjero flota para arriba sobre 
mi casero cristiano, usando su árbol recto de la espina. He echado a 
mi porción y a ladrón de la un tercio de usted. El tiempo, ese 
rearranger de estados, me equipa de su ropa, pero no de pena. 

2. 
Este invierno cuando el cáncer comenzó su ugliness yo se afligía 
con usted cada día por tres meses y le encontró en su nook privado 
del palacio medicinal para las mujeres de Nueva Inglaterra y se 
olvidó nunca una vez de cuánto tiempo tomó. Leí a usted del Yorker 
nuevo, comí cenas que usted no comería, quejado con sus flores, 
bromeadas con sus enfermeras, como si fuera el bálsamo entre lepers, 
como si podría deshacer una vida sobre horas si nunca dije adiós. 
Pero usted dio vuelta a viejo, todos sus años del fifty-eight que 
resbalaban como máscaras de su cráneo; y en el extremo embalé sus 
camisones en las maletas, pagadas las enfermeras, vine montar a 
caballo a casa como si  dicho que podría fingir a la gente viva en 
lugares. 

3. 
He fingido facilidad, amé desde entonces con las mañosidades de la 
necesidad, pero no bastantes de verter mi daughterhood o de azucararlo 
como hombre. Bebo martinis del reloj de cinco el o los ' y empujo en 
esta página seca como una cabra áspera. ¡Tonto! Fumble mi niñez 
perdida para una madre y un salón en materia triste con amor para 
coger y para coger como lata del retén. Y todavía de Cristo esperas. 
He intentado exorcise la memoria de cada acontecimiento y todavía 
permanecer, un niño mezclado, pesado con los paños de usted. Bruja 
dulce, usted es mi guía preocupada. Tales ángeles peligrosos caminan 
con prestado. ¡Sus paredes crujen a Anne! ¡Convertido! ¡Convertido! 
Mis movimientos del escritorio. Toman y se seducen sus murmullos del 
cavr boo y me. O incorrecto. Para toda la manera que me tengo venido 
tendrá que ir otra vez. En lugar, debo convertir al amor tan 
razonable como latín, como vendido como loza de barro: un equilibrio 
que nunca sabía. Y prestado guardará su daño para algún otro. 
Cristo sabe bastante los individuos firmes lo han enganchado en 
apuro que pensaba que sus palillos eran divisas a usar. 

4. 
El resorte aherrumbra en su rama flaco y el césped del verano pasado 
es empapado y marrón. Ayer es justo un número. Toda su avalancha de 
los inviernos fuera de la vista. Cuál era, se va. Madre, ayer por la 
noche dormí en su camisón de la caja de Bonwit. Dividido, usted 
subió en mi cabeza. Allí en mi sueño jabbering oí que mis propios 
gritos y yo enojados le maldije, subsistencia de la dama fuera de mi 
slumber. Mi buena dama, usted es muerto. Y la madre, tres piedras se 
deslizó de sus ojos que brillaban. Ahora es mediodía de viernes y 
maldición inmóvil usted con mis palabras de rima y traer le que 
aleteaba detrás, el viejo amor, viejo circo haciendo punto, 
dios-en-ella-luna, todo más justa de mi verso del syne del lang, la 
novia diáfana entre los niños, la suposición en medio el del 
absurdo y torpe, que cuerno para los hounds que el capitán hacia 
casa, que el encargado del museo de las estrellas de mar tiesas, que 
arde dentro de la mujer del peregrino, un mender del payaso, 
mejilla entre las piedras, mi señora de las primeras palabras, ésta 
de una paloma es la división de maneras. Y ahora, mientras que las 
estancias de Cristo sujetaron a su crucifix de modo que el amor pueda 
elogiar su sacrificio y no la metáfora grotesca, usted viene, un 
fantasma valiente, fijar en mi mente sin la alabanza o el paraíso 
para hacerme a su heredero. 

(These are public search results on the terms: 'Anne Sexton: The Division Of Parts poem')

• Dissertation writing services: Bipolar: Cause, Effect, @ Treatment by Mary Red (2013/05/22 02:28)

  Such germinal headlineres as Ernest Hemmingway, Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, Vincent Van van Gogh and William Faulkner are all enter depressives. And some believe that there is a chemical bond between creativity and/or ...
• reading: lesley wheeler, “the receptionist and other tales” | naming <b>...</b> by Joseph Harker (2013/05/21 16:23)

  So, Lesley Wheeler (whose book also arrived as part of the April Giveaway, and whose website can be found here) is an academic-poet, who (in my experience, at least) are rarer than one might think. Recently there's been a meme ... To carry a story that long in verse is most impressive, and I think the divisions — each terza rima is a bite-size two pages — were a wise choice, as a poem of that length can quickly grow stale for readers. The eponymous receptionist ...
• Cuala 1998 Girls clinch Dublin Under 15 <b>Division</b> 2 Ladies Football <b>...</b> by ElmSoft (2013/05/19 16:50)

  On Saturday afternoon the '98 girls secured the U15 Dublin Division 2 Ladies Football title – an ultimately comfortable win over St Sylvesters was the ... ... After Syls got the opening scores to lead 1-1 to 0-0, however, the Cuala full back Anna Moran came into her own and was in her normal defiant mode – making many vital interceptions and breaking clear to turn defence into attack. She was ably supported in the two corners by Cara Sullivan and Dervla Madden, ...
• The Allen Ginsberg Project: Spontaneous Poetics - 76 (Typography <b>...</b> by Peter Hale (2013/05/16 03:30)

  And for that, you have to see the experiments on the page of Guillaume Apollinaire, around 1910, in which he was making little pictures of the words, literally, pictographs of the words – like “Il pleut”, a little poem about the rain, which has. ... It has a little to do with mental process, division of phrasings into mental units. So it's a contribution ... So the examples of that are Part III in "Howl" - "Carl Solomon, I'm with you in Rockland/where you're madder than I am/... I'm with ...
• The Allen Ginsberg Project: Spontaneous Poetics - 75 ("This Is Just <b>...</b> by Peter Hale (2013/05/15 03:30)

  So there's a logical division into the mental units. There's somewhat a sense of division into speech phrasing. The lines themselves are broken down into long and short pretty much by refinements of mental idea [Allen reads the poem for a fifth time] – So you could say there's an element of dividing it up into the parts of the mental thought. Student: And ..... May (19). Spontaneous Poetics - 77 (Typography - 2) · Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman, Diane di Prima Readi.
• The Allen Ginsberg Project: Spontaneous Poetics - 73 (Universal <b>...</b> by Peter Hale (2013/05/13 06:30)

  So everybody's a poet, really. And the teaching of poetics, then, converges on the teaching of mindfulness and observation of one's own original mind, going through all the layers of appearance and getting back to first thoughts, then getting beyond even first thoughts to ... Blake also spoke of "minute particulars" as being the necessary parts, (the) units of poetics. ... "particular"? set up in your brain, and see them as polarities, (then), naturally, you set up a division.
• Creative Writing for Money: <b>Poetry</b> by Kevin Delling (2013/04/22 02:52)

  Poetry To a Friend Whose cultivate Has perform to predominate In the poem "To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Triumph", Anne Sexton alludes to the flight of Icarus and Daedalus and to "To a Friend Whose Work Has ...
• Business | This is Reno by ThisIsReno (2013/04/17 21:36)

  Maya-Joseph recited The Tables Turned by William Wordsworth, Her Kind by Anne Sexton and Heaven by Cathy Song. “Here in Nevada we value poetry and our poets. With the top three winners representing three of ...
• THE CHANGING ROOM by Zhai Yongming Rattle: <b>Poetry</b> for the <b>...</b> by Timothy Green (2013/04/15 03:00)

  In a 2004 article on American and Chinese Confessional Poetry in the Canadian Review of Contemporary Literature, Jeanne Hong Zhang recounts how random translations of Robert Lowell, Anne Sexton, and Sylvia Plath by Chinese ... my Mother,” which looks back from the age of 40 to her conception, birth, adolescence and genetic heritage might similarly be a compatible anthology companion to Sexton's “The Division of Parts,” set not long after her mother's death.
• From the Ethers: An Interview with Hannah Marcus | PopMatters by Imran Khan (2013/04/02 09:00)

  ... employs the shape-shifting textures of her spiritually-soaked jazz to bridge a gap between her darkly Weimar-inspired brand of Americana and a lyrical wisdom to match the erudite precision of Anne Sexton's earthy poetry of bankrupt hopes. ... As a solo artist, Marcus simply upped and left after Desert Farmers, opting to continue her musical work as part of the Wingdale Community Singers, a band that included the songwriting talents of novelist Rick Moody. Marcus' ...
• Boston Area Small Press and <b>Poetry</b> Scene: Snakebit Kudzu by <b>...</b> by Doug Holder (2013/03/21 09:57)

  divisions of the bossa nova. I think Tom Jobim wrote those notes. In another poem, How To Judge A Poet we learn different views of what it takes to write verse: When you meet a poet. outside G&L's in Muskegon, Michigan,. where all the poets eat ... Her fellow students were Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, among others. The book looks at the .... (Click on to go to the Endicott College Website)Ibbetson will be supported in part and formally affiliated with Endicott College.
• The &#39;XRT Morning Show <b>Poetry</b> Slam [Listen] « WXRT by chriscwiak (2013/03/21 08:12)

  Latte in hand, The WXRT morning show celebrates World Poetry Day today with some literary references worthy of a roomful of snaps. Lin's love of language is no secret, so grab your bongos, pull up a chair and feed your ...
• Nevada&#39;s <b>Poetry</b> Out Loud state champion heads to <b>...</b> - This is Reno by Chris Moran (2013/03/19 17:13)

  Maya-Joseph recited “The Tables Turned” by William Wordsworth, “Her Kind” by Anne Sexton and “Heaven” by Cathy Song. Maya-Joseph will represent Nevada at the Poetry Out Loud National Finals in Washington D.C. April ...
• kellyeomcq Downloads The Complete <b>Poems</b>: <b>Anne Sexton</b> book by kellyeomcq (2013/03/16 10:17)

  ” — Anne Sexton, 1969. From the joy and anguish of her own experience, Sexton fashioned poems that told truths about the inner lives of men and women. The Complete Poems by Anne Sexton, Maxine Kumin (Foreword by) - Find this book online from $4.99. The Complete Poems by Anne Sexton, Maxine Kumin (Foreword by. ... Business Wire : Metrocities Mortgage Names Richard D. Powers, President, Western Division. (Mar 11, 2005) e-book. 2013.03.17 |; Category: None ...
• DC&#39;s: Gig #36: 13 field recordists by Dennis Cooper (2013/03/14 00:01)

  'During the 1960s Annea Lockwood collaborated frequently with sound-poets, choreographers and visual artists, and created a number of works which she herself performed, such as the Glass Concert (1967), later published in Source: Music of the Avant-Garde, and recorded ... Cusack's performances are a central part of the book Haunted Weather: Music, Silence, and Memory (Toop, 2004) by his old collaborator and respected music critic and author, David Toop.
• L. Lamar Wilson: Sacrilegion | Lambda Literary by Darnell L. Moore (2013/03/10 08:45)

  Indeed, some are my friends. L. Lamar Wilson is one those great writer-friends who is, as he notes, “prone to arrogant behavior”: a black-queer-(dis)abled-praying poet whose personhood might be rendered illegible in a world often organized around whiteness, heterosexuality, and able-bodied privilege. ..... I love H.D.'s Hymen, all things Elizabeth Bishop and Anne Sexton, especially the latter's “Lonely Ballad of the Masturbator.” I love String Light by C.D. Wright.
• VQR » Blog » March Madness for Book Lovers by Robert Birnbaum (2013/03/05 02:00)

  Curiously (or not), three American women artists, by way of their suicides, have provided more than a few feet of shelf space to the subject—Anne Sexton, Diane Arbus, and Sylvia Plath. Although for the moment interest in Arbus and Sexton seems to have abated, there are three new books on Sylvia Plath, the American poet who killed herself at the age of 30. Mad Girl's Love Song. Andrew Wilson's Mad Girl's Love Song: Sylvia Plath and Life Before Ted (Scribner) ...
• Stanek weekend question: Your thoughts on the "right to privacy"? by Jill Stanek (2013/03/02 07:01)

  If you didn't have a right to keep things to yourself where no pressing need is indicated on the part of the state, the police would not need a warrant to search your house/car/spy-watch (delete as applicable) any time they wanted. ... Actress Lee Grant, writer Grace Paley, historian Barbara Tuchman, playwright Lillian Hellman, athlete Billie Jean King, journalist Gloria Steinem, writer Anais Nin, poet Anne Sexton, and singer Judy Collins all signed this paper broadcasting ...
• Interview: Sally El-Hosaini - The National Student by unknown (2013/02/25 02:11)

  She cites her (extremely down to earth) influences as her mum (“for making me feisty”), as well as numerous poets (“I tend to like the female ones that are a bit moody, like Anne Sexton”) and “millions of directors that I love that inspire ... “There are a lot of divisions between religious and more secular sections of society and tension is ending up erupting in all different sectors,” she says. ... Lucy spoke to Sally as part of the BFI Future Film Festival at the BFI Southbank.
• Transit Notes: "ONE TODAY" — THE 2013 INAUGURAL <b>POEM</b> by George (2013/02/06 08:45)

  Events and attitudes in the USA are so divisive of late ... and this incredible poet spoke about our common, everyday, unifying experiences in an effort to gather us in and dissolve the illusion of differences and division. A really significant moment ... However, I love having the cultural experience of seeing the dignitaries and populace in the video listening to him read, as one part of the reality, especially Jimmy Carter, who himself is a poet. I wondered what he thought of ...
• CAS Writing Program Lecturer Tony Wallace Awarded Drue Heinz <b>...</b> by Boston University College of Arts & Sciences (2013/02/01 08:00)

  As part of the prize, the University of Pittsburgh Press will publish Wallace's stories this year. ... The Program is famous for poetry workshops lead by the late Robert Lowell, whose students included Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton and George Starbuck. Today ... As Boston University's largest academic division, the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences is the heart of the BU experience with a global reach that enhances the University's reputation for teaching and ...
• An Anti-Marriage Feminist Gets (Happily) Married — The Good Men <b>...</b> by Anne Theriault (2013/01/28 11:28)

  ... consequently we both felt a little sentimental about that song. As an adult, I learned that it was about feminist poet Anne Sexton, one of my all-time favourite writers. ..... I'm sure some went so far as to not even read what you wrote simply because “feminist” was part of your title. I like what you've said and as I said before, and I ... As long as that remains true, the battle will go on and the divisions will get much worse. And feminism does not even speak for all women – it ...
• Sylvia Plath Info: Guest Post: In defence of (Sylvia Plath) biography by Peter K Steinberg (2013/01/25 06:58)

  ... of The Bell Jar. The Plath story makes it hard to avoid moralising and here is a prime example, arguing that ultimately readers should not engage with Plath's life and stick to the poetry: ... Marriages are at least in part, public. They are .... It seems with the current articles on The Bell Jar and the upcoming anniversary of Plath's death that there must always, for the papers be that division. I would have ... And certainly not in the same way that Lowell and Sexton wrote.
• The Carriage House <b>Poetry</b> Series: 2013 Calendar by Profile (2013/01/01 14:38)

  The Carriage House Poetry Series was established by Adele Kenny in December of 1998. The initiative began as a project funded in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Department of State, through a grant administered by the Union County Division of Cultural and Heritage Affairs. .... Carriage House Series Festival of Famous Poets (2006) - Deborah LaVeglia as Anne Sexton. Carriage House Series Festival of Famous Poets (2006) - Joe Weil as Dylan ...
• Steadfast Lutherans » Great Stuff — Debunking a Myth <b>...</b> by Norm Fisher (2012/11/20 11:15)

  Nevertheless, the mishmash of eclectic chairs, jazz bands, and Anne Sexton poetry he advocates would only appeal to the neo-hipster, Whole Foods, communitarian demographic. .... I was pithy in my earlier response, because it is such a waste of breath, trying to convince these innovators that they are causing division in the Body of Christ. .... It's hard to use your vocal talents to be part of the encouragement of faith when you don't have the music in front of you.
• Deftly anchored in experience: Susan Austin&#39;s Undertow | Verity La by Verity La (2012/11/20 02:21)

  Is there not room for her – or any poet – to extrapolate on the experiences of others? To fictionalise? To break with the heritage left by the likes of Anne Sexton and simply make things up? ... 'I miss you most on Sundays' opens the three-part poem, that elegantly dissects the emotional angst of running a relationship with someone from the Antarctic Division. 'An ecology of absence/surrounds me on this couch.' Neatly observes the self as an end-point of a journey of ...
• Robert Frost: “After Apple Picking” | write something worth reading by Samantha Lê (2012/11/19 10:33)

  These lines help to reinforce the iambic rhythm, but without overpowering the poem with what Pinky refers to as the “more artificial, regular divisions of metrical feet. ... Part 5 – Robert Frost: “Acquainted with the Night” ...
• BLOODAXE BLOGS: LOUIS SIMPSON (1923-2012):&#39;The American <b>...</b> by Editor Bloodaxe Books (2012/10/09 14:20)

  1928: Philip Levine, Anne Sexton, Donald Hall 1929: Adrienne Rich, Ed Dorn ... Literary mafias play their part in establishing and furthering the reputation of poets in America as everywhere else, and anthologies are amongst the most effective ways critics have of pushing whatever their preferred canon happens to be. Louis Simpson admires the work of the ..... note to the poem as. a soldier in the 101st Airborne Division of the Army of the United States. 'The Runner' is ...
• <b>Poets</b> United: Salem Lorot, Son of the Hills, <b>Part</b> II by Sherry Blue Sky (2012/10/01 18:10)

  Salem is an amazing poet who writes about social justice issues, and whose main goal in life is to make the world a better place. I thought it would be interesting to check in on him again, and see what has happened in his life ...
• I.A. Richards, Digital Humanist » Humanities after Hollywood by john (2012/09/22 11:45)

  In a Boston Review column, Helen Vendler describes seeing the series on TV, and sums it up as a repetition of “parts of the undergraduate poetry course.” Intriguingly, Anne Sexton's bio on The Poetry Foundation web page notes that although Sexton started writing as therapy, her composition took off after she saw on TV “I. A. Richards describing the form of a sonnet and I thought .... Richards sought to recruit film and mass media for an educational division of labor.
• Diane Middlebrook&#39;s interview on <b>Anne Sexton</b> <b>...</b> - Dialogues by toinho (2012/09/03 11:46)

  Eventually, Sexton's poems about her psychiatric struggles were gathered in To Bedlam and Part Way Back which recounts, as James Dickey wrote, the experiences "of madness and near-madness, of the pathetic, well-meaning, necessarily tentative and perilous attempts at cure, and of the patient's slow coming back into the human associations .... The problem of internal division, the perception of divinity, the will to rebuild the soul: all alike register unconvincingly.
• <b>Anne Sexton</b> 1928–1974 - Women&#39;s Philanthropy--Women&#39;s Issues by WPWI (2012/08/24 06:15)

  Eventually, Sexton's poems about her psychiatric struggles were gathered in To Bedlam and Part Way Back which recounts, as James Dickey wrote, the experiences "of madness and near-madness, of the pathetic, well-meaning, necessarily tentative and perilous attempts at cure, and of the patient's slow coming back into the human associations ... The problem of internal division, the perception of divinity, the will to rebuild the soul: all alike register unconvincingly.
• &#39;The Communist&#39; <b>Part</b> I: Obama&#39;s Mentor Frank Marshall Davis <b>...</b> by Tiffany Gabbay (2012/07/13 08:43)

  I google things to get some insight and read that this Frank M. Davis is thought to be his daddy as he & his wife had sex parties at their house for young people and Ann Dunham participated. But then, I also read that Malcolm ...
• Seth Abramson: There&#39;s a War On in American <b>Poetry</b> by Seth Abramson (2012/07/05 02:01)

  {Part II; Part III forthcoming]. One of the questions we are called upon to answer as poets is the relationship between aesthetic preference and aesthetic judgment. As authors, we elect our preferences via whatever means and methods ...... but two years before the College amended its charter to permit a creative writing MFA, she co-founded (with such writers as June Jordan, Muriel Rukeyser, and Anne Sexton) the Teachers & Writers Collaborative in New York City.
• Snow White and the Huntsman by tatar (2012/06/08 16:47)

  In Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, we find these two components fiercely polarized in a murderously jealous and forbiddingly cold woman on the one hand and an innocently sweet girl accomplished in the art of good housekeeping on the other. Yet the Disney film also positions the evil queen as ... Small wonder that she is reduced to a role of pure passivity, a “dumb bunny” as the poet Anne Sexton put it. In its validation of murderous hatred as a “natural” ...
• All the Pretty Ones | Lambda Literary by Saeed Jones (2012/05/24 20:52)

  When an emerging writer pens an essay praising Anne Sexton for her beauty without quoting any of her poems, I sigh. I go read an essay by Audre Lorde. I try to work on a poem, but can't concentrate. I think about how few ...
• <b>Poetry</b>-Ibbetson Street 31 out in June! - THE TEWKSBURY NEWS.com by THE TEWKSBURY NEWS (2012/05/22 11:33)

  Lawrence Kessenich, our managing editor and a former editor with Houghton Mifflin, has an essay on Anne Sexton, and of course we have a wonderful lineup of poets. Look for us at Porter Square Books, Harvard Bookstore, and the .... Accidents involving Motorcycles are increasing, in part due to inattention and in part due to aggressive driving behaviors – not always on the part of the “other” driver… Safety in traffic is a responsibility shared by everyone. According to ...
• Weave Magazine: Chapbook Roundup: Wendel, Mennies, Wiseman <b>...</b> by Weave Reviews Editor (2012/04/19 13:59)

  But I had nothing”); to find a place to call home but sacrifice parts of yourself to exist within it (“Sometimes it's like/I come from a foreign country/where the only person who speaks the language is myself); to have principles but stray from .... The “ Good Wife Brand” echoes the discomfort of Sylvia Plath and Ann Sexton (who has her own homage in this collection, “Dead Poet Brand”), lamenting the absorption of the self that women experience under the brand of marriage: ...
• Suicide - Television Tropes & Idioms by unknown (2012/03/24 04:54)

  Two other 20th century writers that committed suicide, besides Hemingway: Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton. Sylvia Plath killed herself by inhaling the fumes from a gas oven after her husband, fellow poet Ted Hughes, cheated on her and left her ...
• Dangerous Angels Walk Through Lent: <b>Anne Sexton</b> and My Ex <b>...</b> by Cynthia June Long (2012/02/25 11:46)

  I discovered I had two Anne Sexton tomes: Collected Poems and Selected Poems. I couldn't remember when, ... “Such dangerous angels walk through Lent” Anne Sexton wrote in “The Division of Parts.” (I absolutely adore the ...
• A Peanut Cruncher&#39;s Defence: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes « S.A <b>...</b> by sjones (2011/12/10 19:56)

  He was the liquid-eyed, bald baby in the black and white photographs in his parents' biographies; the revered life-force of 'Nick and the Candlestick', one of my favourite Plath poems. That he ... When Alvarez published the first of his two-part essay, these 'facts' were unknown to Plath's children: Hughes had carefully guarded them from this potentially devastating knowledge. Hughes .... Back in America she attended Robert Lowell's poetry workshop with Anne Sexton.
• Lydia Tomkiw: Glowing Bright as Nirvana | In Other Words: Mérida by admin (2011/11/07 22:30)

  holding her left hand, It was as if we grew up in a time when one's poetic gravity could be measured by one's insights into death and dying – many we admired killed themselves, it just seemed like part of the job description. In one ... She told me the songs she wanted played at her funeral; to quote once again from Beer Mystic: “She knew the exact four songs – I can't remember, a Roy Orbison song, something by Joy Division, a song by Sinatra, and one by Echo & the ...
• &#39;Nirvana Live at the Paramount&#39;: Stand Near This Fire | PopMatters by David Maine (2011/10/17 23:00)

  What set Nirvana apart was the hurt in Cobain, the same hurt that eventually ended his life but which, before that sad day, had made thrashy rock into something as nakedly confessional as an Anne Sexton poem. The DVD wastes ... The final part of the 19-song set includes “Rape Me”, a song that wouldn't see studio release until 1993's In Utero, followed by a viciously severe “Territorial Pissings” and the noise-sculpture of “Endless, Nameless”. Then there's just the ...
• In memory of Cheryl B. - Feministing by Miriam (2011/09/19 11:00)

  Cheryl was a queer poet and activist living in New York City. I got to know her through my ... “While many of my peers frolicked on the Jersey Shore in beaded half-shirts, I spent much of my teen years in my room listening to Pink Floyd albums on cassette, rereading Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton and filling sheets of loose leaf with stream of consciousness prose. I often fantasized in ... What Are the Ideological Divisions in City Politics and Policy? How Did We Respond ...
• Book Review: Doggerel: <b>Poems</b> About Dogs, Edited by Carmela <b>...</b> by Deacon "Deke" Solomon (2011/08/14 08:36)

  Doggerel: Poems About Dogs (New York: Everyman's Library; 2003) is a collection of poems about dogs and people and (especially) relationships between the two. ... Let me drop a few names to make my point: Siegfried Sassoon; Rudyard Kipling; Dorothy Parker; Geoffrey Chaucer; Alexander Pope; Matthew Arnold; W.H. Auden; Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle; William Shakespeare; Ogden Nash; Anne Sexton, and dozens more. So it is that every page ...
• Julie Kane: An Interview | Swamp Lily Review by Editor (2011/07/23 10:58)

  Also, the lyrics of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell were as influential to my poetic development as the poems of Donne, Yeats, Frost, Millay, Plath, and Sexton. Holidays and ... Why designate any part of human existence as being off limits to poetry? SLR: In Summer ... In that article, I tried to show that Gail—a fellow Louisiana resident who lives in Breaux Bridge, by the way—ignores that gender division and makes people laugh by speaking with authority. I think we are ...
• The X Spot: A Real Love for Big Cheats: Inferiority and Entrapment by X. Dell (2011/07/16 07:45)

  These feelings of inadequacy also played a part in her suicidal fantasies. Another source ... Her father-in-law, George Sexton, the man footing her medical bills, and whose daughter Joan served as the primary custodian of Anne's children, saw Sexton's emersion into psychiatry and poetry as overindulgence, an excuse to get out of her wifely duties. In a letter to ..... Oddly enough when I am really down sometimes I read Sexton and listen to Joy Division!! all the best to ...
• The X Spot: A Real Love for Big Cheats: The Chameleon&#39;s Evil Twin by X. Dell (2011/07/12 10:44)

  Dr. Diane Middlebrook's Anne Sexton: A Biography does a decent job giving the play-by-play of suicide attempts, the near-suicide attempts, the hospitalizations, the medications, and the psychiatrists she came to know both inside of .... I am part of her sometimes but she is not part of me…Nana knew I was not Anne….If you give her enough time to get dissociated enough she will be willing….I know a lot. What Sexton (as Elizabeth) is referring to here is a pretend ...
• Freed Pen Fridays: <b>Anne Sexton</b> | Eve Bit First by Eve's Daughter (2011/05/20 05:37)

  Anne Sexton was a poet from Massachusetts, in the United States, who wrote from the 1950s until her death in 1974. She fought depression and used poetry as an outlet. Her poems address a lot of Things Not Discussed in ...
• The King James Bible bashers - Life & Style - London Evening <b>...</b> by David Sexton (2011/04/05 02:36)

  David Sexton. 05 April 2011. The King James Bible was first published in 1611 and now here's Melvyn Bragg come to speak up for it on its 400th anniversary. In The Book of Books: The Radical Impact of the King James Bible, Bragg, our most trusted intellectual ... On the last page of his book, he finally fesses up: "The whole idea - God, Genesis, Christ, Resurrection - is now to me a moving metaphor, a poetic way of attempting to understand what may be for ever incomprehensible." ...
• Transplanting - A <b>Poem</b> A Day from the George Hail Library by maria horvath (2011/03/30 02:24)

  TRANSPLANTING / Watching hands transplanting, / Turning and tamping, / Lifting the young plants with two fingers, / Sifting in a palm-full of fresh loam, — / One swift movement, — / Then plumping in the bunched roots, ...
• Sylvia&#39;s Death : the Inspiration of <b>Anne Sexton&#39;s Poetry</b> <b>...</b> by ijustalittlegirl (2011/02/04 21:53)

  American poets of the 1950s such as Robert Lowell, Sylvia Plath, and Anne Sexton, sometimes referred to as “confessional poets,” began to write openly of domestic problems, mental illness, divorce, and family strife (Microsoft Encarta, 2009). Generally, most of her ... Divisions arose between moderate and radical feminists. Conservative ... Her first book of poetry, To Bedlam and Part Way Back (1960), was an account of her mental breakdown. All My Pretty Ones ...
• Winter Study | Kirkland College by ehorwitt (2011/02/01 09:39)

  “It was wonderful, part engineering, part artistry, part oh my god will this work? Which it did. The moment when they put in the capstone was very dramatic.” ... In 1975, for example, Meredith Melvin ('77) did environmental research in the Teton Range; Ann Fiester ('79) did backstrap weaving in Guatemala and Eva Heisler ('77) did an independent study of Anne Sexton's poetry. Here are some other notable winter study projects and experiences, told in Kirkland women's ...
• Idle Doodles by Famous Authors – Flavorwire by Emily Temple (2011/01/30 10:57)

  My grandmother did event and PR work for poet Anne Sexton and she signed a copy of "The Book of Folly" for her. Sexton also drew a dancing Tampon and wrote a poem to go with it. My grandmother asked why it was ...
• Sylvia Plath exposes her subjectivity in terms of objectivity. Illustrate <b>...</b> by NeoEnglish System (2010/12/07 09:30)

  In Life Studies, Lowell had worked his way toward sequentiality and evolving form; except, perhaps, in Poem for a Birthday, Plath, like Anne Sexton, wrote “occasional” poems rather than a “sequential” one. .... the female “genitals” as if to problematize a key theory of the “father” of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, who had suggested that, in the Oedipus/Castration Complex, “Only the male genitals play a part in it [the theory], and the female ones remain undiscovered.
• Sylvia Plath: Life and Career | Learn English, IELTS, EFL,ESL Public <b>...</b> by NeoEnglish System (2010/12/07 09:10)

  She visited Robert Lowell's class in poetry writing, where she met George Starbuck and Anne Sexton; Sexton's work became an inspiration to her. Plath worked part-time as a secretary in the psychiatric division of ...
• Autobiography and Memoir » To Bedlam and <b>Part</b> Way Back by altaeus (2010/11/03 10:56)

  One of the motifs one sees in Sexton's work To Bedlam and Part Way Back is the characterization of certain objects in Sexton's past. We see this in poems like The Kite, Some Foreign Letters, and The Bells. One way to ...
• The Gardener - <b>poem</b> - Foreskin Restoration / Intactivism Network by woundedbird (2010/09/05 08:09)

  I didn't get any responses from my poem Razor Lips anyhow, but I ended up reading it repeatedly and being displeased. I think it is too amateurish. So, I reworked it completely and renamed it. Here are the results...this is: ...
• A Deeper Consideration by Clive James - <b>Poetry</b> Foundation by unknown (2010/09/01 04:25)

  Had he not been a poet, John Berryman would have been a Shakespearean scholar, and well qualified for the task, even though his drinking habit was as ungovernable as his beard. In addition to his vast knowledge of the ..... And there is no doubt that poetry can spring from the way a bedrock statement is rearranged to show that the lyricism, rather than in the thought, is in the arrangement, as when Anne Sexton says of the pheasant: He drags a beige feather that he ...
• Seeing Sylvia Plath | Arts & Culture | Smithsonian Magazine by unknown (2010/08/19 00:00)

  A new movie rekindles curiosity about the poet's life, love and suicide at age 30.
• Janelle Monáe: The ArchAndroid | PopMatters by Quentin B. Huff (2010/05/21 00:00)

  As the boundaries between Bowie and his alter ego were often blurred, the divisions between Monáe and Mayweather are similarly difficult to discern. Suites II and III, then, ... It's her very own fairytale, not unlike St. Vincent scoring Disney films on mute for her Actor album, Natalie Merchant setting poetry and lullabies to music for her Leave Your Sleep double album, or even writer Anne Sexton embellishing classic tales in her Transformations book of poetry. The usual ...
• Crazy people - SoberRecovery : Alcoholism Drug Addiction Help <b>...</b> by Alizerin (2010/05/02 10:45)

  Kitty Dukakis, former First Lady of Massachusetts Patty Duke (Anna Duke Pearce), actor, writer. Thomas Eagleton, lawyer, former U.S. Senator T S Eliot, poet. Ralph Waldo Emerson, essayist. Robert Evans, film producer ...
• Rosemud: We don&#39;t care about the young folks by Rosie (2010/03/02 11:11)

  I also had a gift card to the bookstore and bought a selection of Anne Sexton poems. Stupid me though, my gift certificate ... All of its winters avalanche out of sight. -Anne Sexton, excerpt from her poem The Division of Parts ...
• brian turner | here, bullet | <b>poetry</b> dispatch & other notes from the <b>...</b> by Norbert Blei (2010/02/16 12:22)

  He was an infantry team leader for a year in Iraq with the 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division. Prior to that, he deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina with the l0th Mountain Division (1999-2000). His poetry has ...
• Reassigned Time: Crazy&#39;s Dream High School English Curriculum by Dr. Crazy (2010/01/30 10:00)

  What that means is that I try to offer them historical breadth, a coverage of genres (poetry, fiction, drama - and film, for it is the 21st century after all), terms for discussing the literature that we cover, and techniques for analyzing literature ..... Poetry by Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, "Madame Bovary," "As I Lay Dying," "To the Lighthouse" [LOVED it even at age 17 or whatever], "A Room of One's Own," "Death in Venice" and other stories by Thomas Mann [I became a ...
• Bill Janovitz - <b>Part</b> Time Man of Rock: Covers of the Week 58 & 59 by Bill Janovitz (2009/12/19 21:00)

  ... bio and a poem or two. Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and a few others were noted for their Massachusetts roots. ... And the most recent notice I took was this past month, when Mr. Kennedy and the famous poet and author, Donald Hall, were slated to ready at a gallery here in town on a weeknight. I had mentioned this whole ... On the former, we switched it so that I sang the erstwhile “lady” part (“The neighbors might think/Say, what's in this drink?”) and Top and Tanya ...
• Tiger Beatdown › And Now I Am Your Women&#39;s Studies Professor <b>...</b> by Sady (2009/12/17 07:01)

  I am realizing that this list is getting kind of poetry-heavy, so why don't you go on out and be a stereotype and buy yourself a copy of both the Collected Poems of Sylvia Plath and the Collected Poems of Anne Sexton, both of which were ... Each of these books concerns, at least in part, her experience as a sex worker, and her accounts of being a huge Dworkin fan who was also a call girl, or a passionate feminist who was also into BDSM knifeplay sessions, will bring ...
• Band To Watch: Dominant Legs - Stereogum by Stereogum (2009/10/14 15:01)

  ... Darrell and Anne Sexton tees. Somehow these details feel relevant when trying to get to the bottom of Dominant Legs' pop. It's understated but grand. Grounded but idiosyncratic. Poetic and everyday. Jittery and sedated.
• A Controversy of <b>Poets</b> - The Deep Divide in American <b>Poetry</b> by Curtis Faville (2009/10/01 07:26)

  The division in values and approach which the collection exhibited would have been instantly familiar to any poet writing circa 1965, the year it was published. ... Anne Sexton Diane Wakoski. W.D. Snodgrass John Wieners. Nancy Sullivan Jonathan Williams. Robert Sward Louis Zukofsky. Theodore Weiss. Richard Wilbur. John Woods. As will be apparent from my lists, I've probably gotten a couple of the "conservatives" in the wrong column: Would Dickey, or Lansing, ...
• Issa&#39;s Untidy Hut: The Other <b>Anne Sexton</b>: It Is A Spring Afternoon by Issa's Untidy Hut (2009/09/09 02:55)

  The Other Anne Sexton: It Is A Spring Afternoon. I've spent the summer very slowly reading through the complete poems of Anne Sexton for the 3 Poems By discussion group, which will be meeting this Thursday at my other job. I recently posted about this over at a different blog and, in that ..... The World of Leonora Carrington, Part III: Dark Mysteries, Cosmic Jokes. 11 months ago. Shipwrecked Poetry · Farewell. 1 year ago. Public Record · Merry Christmas from Public ...
• Issa&#39;s Untidy Hut: Issa&#39;s Sunday Service, #8 by Issa's Untidy Hut (2009/06/14 04:04)

  ... to Anne Sexton. While poking around in YouTube I found a video that has Sexton reading the poem "All My Pretty Ones" over the instrumental intro and breaks (and some of the performance near the end) in the Gabriel song. ... my 'opening' to Anne Sexton TO BEDLAM and Part Way Back here opening of. What's That Before it came inside. I had watched it from my kitchen window, watched it swell like a new balloon, watched it slump and then divide, like something I ...
• Snarke: Sylvia Plath&#39;s Cubist Collage <b>Poetry</b> by pugetopolis (2009/05/11 13:26)

  Plath praises Anne Sexton's All My Pretty Ones for being womanly in the greatest sense” and “blessedly unliterary.” Poems such as “For God While Sleeping,” “Letter written during a January Northeaster,” “The Black Art,” and ...
• Mark Bauerlein - Why Students Don&#39;t Like <b>Poetry</b> - Integral Options <b>...</b> by WH (2009/04/22 05:01)

  and part of the night” / And what does this opening from Levertov mean to them? / “Who'd believe me if / I said, 'They took and / split me open from / scalp to crotch, and / still I'm alive, and / walk around pleased with / the sun and all ... nothing but a lie.” / What the heck do you mean when you say that simple honesty is a lie? asks the young man or woman who wants clarity and straightforwardness from adults. / Or this from Anne Sexton: / “My friend, my friend, I was born ...
• Plath as a Major <b>Poet</b>: A Thread from WOM-PO - <b>Poetry</b> Foundation by Annie Finch (2009/04/02 11:55)

  Christine wrote, “I'm taking my qualifying exams at my university as part of my PhD, and when I asked to focus on Plath, I was told that she was considered a significant poet. They let me .... Sad & moving op-ed piece in today's NY Times, by the daughter of Anne Sexton, on the son of Sylvia Plath who recently committed suicide. ...... I agree that from Slam's point of view, the divisions between Donald Hall and Charles Bernstein (to pick two emblematic names) are moot.
• BOMB Magazine: Dona Nelson by Richard Whelan by Richard Whelan (2009/03/22 01:37)

  RW In your two dream paintings, are you consciously aware of the relationship among the parts? Does a story develop .... RW What about the influence of poetry and fiction and other reading on your work? DN I like poetry ... I like García Lorca, Anne Sexton. Oh! A writer ... The divisions between so-called folk artists, so-called outsider artists, so-called educated artists—a lot of those divisions are based on race and class divisions, and they need to be done away with. The mainstream ...
• ray foreman | strange horses, ray&#39;s diner & buddha or no buddha <b>...</b> by gron (2009/03/11 16:57)

  Many years ago—though we never knew each there or anywhere, never met to this day, though I was introduced to him and his work through the fine-press printer/publisher (Ox Head Press), librarian, poet, activist, rascal, raconteur, Don ... an eye for excitement–the opposite sex…the person you sometimes meet by chance at the next table…soon joining forces at the same table to share a moment, an hour, a good part of the day in conversation that has its own life.
• Boston Area Small Press and <b>Poetry</b> Scene: Streets. <b>Poem</b> Book by <b>...</b> by Doug (2009/02/27 19:31)

  Streets. Poem Book by Mel King. ( Sensations Publishing A Division of Sweetie's Books Silver Spring, Maryland http://sweetiesbooks.com/sensations.aspx. Mel King has been a presence on the Boston political scene for more years than most of us have been alive. .... Her fellow students were Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, among others. .... (Click on to go to the Endicott College Website)Ibbetson will be supported in part and formally affiliated with Endicott College.
• Using Literature in Group Advising Settings - <b>Division</b> of <b>...</b> by unknown (2009/01/30 10:22)

  As part of her course syllabus, Dr. Bloom required each student in her class to submit an article to The Mentor or other publications for consideration. Introduction Academic advising practices are often left up to individual ... Courage, by confessional poet Anne Sexton, offers an opportunity to discuss the pains of gossip, the loneliness of coming adulthood, and the triumph of overcoming an obstacle. With all poetry, the adviser should be aware of and prepared to hear a ...
• Boston Area Small Press and <b>Poetry</b> Scene: THE DREAM LIFE OF <b>...</b> by Doug (2009/01/29 20:25)

  She sent me an article that I decided to post on the Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene that deals with the poet Anne Sexton and her use of Pop Culture in her work. THE DREAM LIFE OF MS. DOG: ANNE SEXTON'S ...
• Issa&#39;s Untidy Hut: Robert Bly&#39;s Near Perfect Book of <b>Poetry</b>, <b>Part</b> II by Issa's Untidy Hut (2009/01/05 04:28)

  Robert Bly's Near Perfect Book of Poetry, Part II. In an earlier post, I featured a couple of poems from Robert Bly's Silence in the Snowy Fields, which was reader selected for the Near Perfect Books of Poetry list. I've got one ...
• Regina Marler: Regina Marler on Ted Hughes&#39; Letters - Truthdig by editor@truthdig.com (2008/11/21 20:48)

  ... writers of the 20th century.” Three hundred of these vivid and endearing letters are now available in “Letters of Ted Hughes,” edited, selected and slightly sanitized by Christopher Reid, the poet laureate's last editor at Faber & Faber. Initiated and authorized by Ted Hughes' widow, Carol Hughes, “Letters” is described by Reid as part of the “process of restitution” needed for this “most crudely vilified of writers. ... How the IRS' Nonprofit Division Got So Dysfunctional ...
• <b>Anne Sexton</b>, I Could Have Been Your Daughter | Flux Capacitor by Maggie May (2008/11/09 14:48)

  thank you, Anne Sexton, for you poems, especially the list as follows, poems which on too many a tear filled fear filled night have given me great solace, for what reason i can never explain, simply the mystery of brilliant poetry, which i have ... What's That, The Double Image, The Division of Parts, Rowing,The Ballad of the Lonely Masturbator, For My Lover, Returning to His Wife, The Addict, Pain For a Daughter, Cripples and Other Stories, Wanting to Die, Flee on Your ...
• The Rebirth of a Suicidal Genius - <b>Poetry</b> Foundation by Poetry Foundation (2008/09/24 14:21)

  And Thomas's “Longing for Death” (in addition to its alliance with another poem, written by Anne Sexton, called “Wanting to Die”) is homage to Plath's “Death & Co.” Further, “Laceration” has its alliance with Plath's “Cut.” And finally, though the lexicon and sorcery .... She shows me Thomas's desk, a two-foot wide avocado pine secretary where he wrote his poems. Lynn works now in the city for the Bureau of Identification division of the State Police; she's a bookkeeper.
• Issa&#39;s Untidy Hut: <b>Anne Sexton</b> on Writer&#39;s Almanac by Issa's Untidy Hut (2008/07/27 05:17)

  For those unfamiliar with Anne Sexton, whose Selected Poems is on the "Near Perfect" list, there is this, from this morning's Writer's Almanac: ..... The World of Leonora Carrington, Part III: Dark Mysteries, Cosmic Jokes ...
• Issa&#39;s Untidy Hut: 50 Near Perfect Books of <b>Poetry</b> by Issa's Untidy Hut (2008/07/26 06:16)

  New Poems (1908), the Other Part by Rainer Maria Rilke (tr. Snow) ... Selected Poems by Anne Sexton. The Sonnets by William ..... The World of Leonora Carrington, Part III: Dark Mysteries, Cosmic Jokes. 11 months ago ...
• Issa&#39;s Untidy Hut: The List: Near Perfect Books of <b>Poems</b> by Issa's Untidy Hut (2008/05/15 03:22)

  The Waiting Room at the End of the World by Jeff Rath. New Poems (1908), the Other Part by Rainer Maria Rilke (tr. Snow). Selected Poems by Anne Sexton. The Sonnets (William Shakespeare/1609). Harmonium (Wallace ...
• The <b>Poetry</b> of <b>Anne Sexton</b>: LAMENT, A CURSE AGAINST ELEGIES <b>...</b> by Stokely (2008/03/24 11:39)

  But even in this, as Sexton rails against her obsession with death, she gives it strength. It also seems that she picks up difficulty she has with religion in previous poems, such as "The Division of Parts," and readdresses her ...
• The <b>Poetry</b> of <b>Anne Sexton</b>: UNKNOWN GIRL IN THE MATERNITY <b>...</b> by Stokely (2008/03/24 11:35)

  THE DIVISION OF PARTS UNKNOWN GIRL IN THE MATERNITY WARD: This poem is made up of five stanzas, each eleven lines in length. The lines are done in a rough pentameter, and the poem follows the following rhyme ...
• Life Lines- <b>Poets</b>.org - <b>Poetry</b>, <b>Poems</b>, Bios & More by unknown (2008/03/20 09:56)

  Anne Sexton William Shakespeare Jason Shinder Charles Simic William Stafford Wallace Stevens Mark Strand Wislawa Szymborska Henry Taylor Lord Alfred Tennyson Dylan Thomas Robert Penn Warren Walt Whitman C. K. Williams ..... I never recall the whole poem, or even the latter part of the line, "I don't know where it is likely to go better," but his are the words which remind me that I do need to get outside of myself, my mind, and my work to make a connection with someone— to, ...
• The <b>Poetry</b> of <b>Anne Sexton</b>: <b>Poem</b> Set 1 by Stokely (2008/01/28 07:02)

  It seems to me that this part of her past was invaluable to her. In her biography, written by Diane Middlebrook, it's suggested that the ... More directly, the poem invokes Thoreau at its beginning, who is stating that "Not til we are lost...do we begin to find ourselves" (Sexton 4). I begin to feel that this poem is acknowledging that fear and disorientation are ... There is a division of feeling present in the stanzas. The first stanza provides the setting. The second stanza what the ...
• One <b>Poet&#39;s</b> Notes: Derek Walcott: Sixty Years of <b>Poetry</b> by Edward Byrne (2008/01/22 23:02)

  PRELUDE / I, with legs crossed along the daylight, watch / The variegated fists of clouds that gather over / The uncouth features of this, my prone island. / Meanwhile the steamers which divide horizons prove / Us lost; ...
• The <b>Poetry</b> of <b>Anne Sexton</b>: Introduction by Stokely (2008/01/17 11:20)

  Anne Sexton Blog / The purpose of my blog is to look into the poetry of one Ann Gray Sexton, confessional poet. I imagine that most poetry fans are familiar with her work, but for the purposes of this blog, I'm going to give a brief introduction. ... Music Swims Back to Me / Said the Poet to the Analyst / The Exorcist / Unknown Girl in the Maternity Ward / Elegy in the Classroom / The Division of Parts / from “All My Pretty Ones” (1962) / Lament / A Cure Against Elegies ...
• e.e. cummings | 14 | <b>poetry</b> dispatch & other notes from the <b>...</b> by gron (2007/10/29 07:06)

  like my body when it is with your / body. It is so quite new a thing. / Muscles better and nerves more. / i like your body. i like what it does, / i like its hows. i like to feel the spine / of your body and its bones, and the trembling ...
• Sacredness of All Things « Abbey of the Arts by Christine (2007/01/18 05:07)

  -Anne Sexton, The Awful Rowing Toward God. I love poetry that speaks of the holiness of the ordinary, the sacredness of all things. We make artifical divisions between sacred and secular, between what is worthy of our awe ...
• Newton Free Library <b>Poetry</b> Series: ARCHIVES by Doug (2007/01/01 17:13)

  Danielle Georges is an Assistant Professor in the Creative Arts in Learning Division of Lesley University's Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences. She teaches the following courses: The Language of Poetry; Teaching ...
• angela&#39;spoetryblog: Modeling <b>Poem</b> #1 Essay by angela'spoetryblog (2006/10/02 19:37)

  Modeling Poem #1 Essay. I chose to model Anne Sexton for my first poem, “Somewhere to go.” I decided not to model a specific poem, but my poem was inspired by her poem “Flee on Your Donkey.” I used to work in a mental hospital, and have already written a few poems about my time there, so I thought that this was a good topic for me to start with. As a whole ... Her poem, “Division of Parts,” for example contains a reference to the cross, Good Friday, and to Christ.
• ENGL 469: Contemporary American <b>Poetry</b>, Fall 2006: READINGS <b>...</b> by Lee Ann Roripaugh (2006/09/18 13:44)

  "Said the Poet to the Analyst," p. 12 / "Her Kind," p. 15 / "Elegy in the Classroom," p. 32 / "For John, who Begs Me Not to Enquire Further," p. 34 / "The Double Image," p. 35 / "The Division of Parts," p. 42 / "The Truth the Dead ...
• Doctors of The Soul – Artists and Their Brains - dcreid.ca - BC <b>Poet</b> <b>...</b> by D. C. Reid (2006/05/09 16:24)

  The latter part of this section concerns itself with the unusual neurophysiology and biochemistry predisposing artists to be so singleminded, to put up with diminished material lives (Refer to Chapter 2 for the fianancial analysis.) ..... To put this in human terms, a short list of manic depressive sufferers among the artistic fraternity includes: Sylvia Plath, Mark Twain, Herman Melville, Walt Whitman, Virginia Woolf, Paul Gauguin, Gustav Mahler, Anne Sexton, Edgar Allan Poe, Vincent van ...
• English 469: Contemporary American <b>Poetry</b>: Readings <b>...</b> by Lee Ann Roripaugh (2005/01/26 19:28)

  6 / "Said the Poet to the Analyst," p. 12 / "Her Kind," p. 15 / "Elegy in the Classroom," p. 32 / "For John, who Begs Me Not to Enquire Further," p. 34 / "The Double Image," p. 35 / "The Division of Parts," p. 42 / "The Truth the Dead ...
• The Secret Glory, Ernest Hilbert Interviews Franz Wright by Ernest Hilbert (2005/01/01 01:00)

  A Journal Devoted Exclusively to Poetry Criticism / "It's the best damn poetry review online." / -Michael Neff, editor of Web del Sol / "The intelligence of the reviews on this site, and their / scope, is beyond most magazines ...

(These are public search results on the terms: 'Anne Sexton: The Division Of Parts poem')

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