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Dana Henry Martin

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  • ‘In the Space Where I Was,’ Hyacinth Girl Press
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  • Selections from ‘Love and Cruelty,’ Meat for Tea
  • Selections from ‘No Sea Here,’ Moon in the Rye Press

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American Sentences

All the birds fly in one direction but don’t seem to know each other.

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