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Colin Dodds

Colin Dodds

June 1, 2014 by utpress Leave a Comment

NO PREDICTABLE MALFUNCTION by Colin Dodds The bar smelled like an ex-girlfriend’s breath. And I was like Belgium in the 20th century— just waiting for someone to violate my neutrality. I had little room to maneuver; the market of the heart had been rebuilt for efficiency, its work outsourced and its meager glory distributed to chromosomes, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Poetry Tagged: American poetry, Colin Dodds, contemporary poetry, poetry

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