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Dark Kitchens by elizabeth carter bissette Sunday, November 10, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan I picked your dream last night. It's a dark kitchen filled with chairs and old women. A dream of violets and ticking clocks, of fuzz that grows on apricots. You, a giantess, stir dew stew with your mouth full of stars and chunks of the moon. In night air where swans flew there grew magnolias and an apple tree. Damp fingers press wishes to walls in dark kitchens.

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Reviewed by Janet Caldwell	11/10/2002

I like it a lot. JC