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Walk (ing) A regular walk over Of wall (s) From wall (s) If wall (s) Unless wall (s) Walled in Not walled in To wander Wandered away from On the wane Want (s) To want Not to want want to want how to want Owing to a (the) want of Not owing to any want of Hardly seem (s) to know what they (he) want (s) don’t know how to want If you want If you do not want Rain wanted Rain is not wanted maybe this isn’t what I wanted to say What is wanted or it could be that this poem is a trap Not (without) wanting Still wanting |
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ruminations ex McNeill’s Code (1908 edition)
about
three lines of elsewhere,
and two from Alejandra Pizarnik, “Cornerstone,” in the translation from Spanish by Yvette Siegert, A Musical Hell (New Directions Poetry Pamphlet #6, 2013)
tags:
on the wane; wants
Bedford McNeill, McNeill’s Code (1908); Alejandra Pizarnik