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The Bitter Almond Tree
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"Under her window when she was young and warm",
1970
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Dreaming Vine : Poems of Peace, Women and Environment 1970; (p. 9) People and Peace : Selected Poems 1986; (p. 4) My Country, the World 2003; (p. 27) -
Mad Maisie
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"Ah, why have you gone so far from the Cross",
1970
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Dreaming Vine : Poems of Peace, Women and Environment 1970; (p. 15) My Country, the World 2003; (p. 30) -
Song Cycle of Venus : V : Women Carrying Banners
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"We are carrying banners sacred as childbirth,",
1975
single work
poetry
— Appears in: By All the Clocks 1975; (p. 18) People and Peace : Selected Poems 1986; (p. 46) My Country, the World 2003; (p. 31) -
To a Girl Working as a Gardener Fined $1000 Dollars for Smoking Marihuana
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"Dear Margaret, girl gardener, mute in the dock",
1975
single work
poetry
— Appears in: By All the Clocks 1975; (p. 22) -
The Year of Georgina
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"Is it rain on my face, dropping with slow insistence",
1975
single work
poetry
— Appears in: By All the Clocks 1975; (p. 29) My Country, the World 2003; (p. 26) -
Time Zone
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"In her time zone",
2003
single work
poetry
— Appears in: My Country, the World 2003; (p. 29)
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