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Trisia Eddy is an Edmonton-based writer and editor. Recent publications include poems in Existere, fait accomplit, and Ascent Aspirations. On-line appearances include ditchpoetry, Palabras Press, and Cahoots Magazine. She is the author of a wee chapbook, what if there's no weather (2007), and is currently breathing life into red nettle press, a small chapbook press for Alberta writers. (www.rednettlepress.ca) |
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© 2008 Trisia Eddy Written as I Contemplate an Aftermath She wails of death, basil bursts in like this, traffic in the distance. Meanwhile, wasps dance, seeking in wet cement, reflecting change. Significantly, I buy a new tree. Try what it will look like in ten years here; the garden overgrown, half
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