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Fulton, Alice, 1952-

Sensual math : poems / Alice Fulton.

1st ed.

New York : W.W. Norton, ©1995.

113 pages ; 22 cm

In The Profit in the Sell, she writes: "You know the existential twilight / found in rooms lit only by TV? / How the consuming starlight / grinding from the screen will pass / for dusk no matter what / the hour? I ask you. The sun never sets / on Dynasty. And somewhere / you can bet Bonanza's always / inflicting its tempestuous Western fairy tale / on the air. Broadcasting. It means to throw seeds."

Poetry.

Poetry.

The Priming Is A Negligee -- About Face -- Industrial Lace -- A Little Heart To Heart With The Horizon -- Some Cool -- Echo Location -- The Profit In The Sell -- Vanishing Cream -- Passport -- "Wonder Stings Me More Than The Bee" -- Wonder Bread -- Drills -- == -- Fuzzy Feelings -- Southbound In A Northbound Lane -- Immersion -- Unwanting -- A Foreplay -- Mail -- The Lines Are Wound On Wooden Bobbins, Formerly Bones -- Take: A Roman Wedding -- Undoing -- Splice: A Grotesque -- Supernal -- Turn: A Version -- Stereo -- A New Release.

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