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Pam Brown Reviews 'In One House' by Adam Aitken
Pam Brown Reviews 'In One House' by Adam Aitken
Pressr 1996
ISBN
fixes
imagination's artifice
to art
what bob
as adam
more pleasurable
than talking about one,
for instance,
about how,
adam, in his book, shifts
between realms of identity, between
the record
itinerant childhood-
&,
as an
-an
adult,
a reconstitution
the poet's
first
mission, declared
tv airport
findly
eco
tiger charms.
"Sailing to Byzantium'
Strangers to each
To a layer cake
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everywhere
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lands
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&
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playd
as dashboard
tourisms-
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gavebinh
who
rhyming formalismin
'Indochine'
She
(mission impossible?)
&
off,
in a quote
from "Arts and Lies",
is to recover
past, home Ey place.
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the
SBS
monkeys
and love?
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eros-
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you can
HE,
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it a sajori.
adam edits
b the last,
bemused by
the next,
-Pam
Brown