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Annotated by:
- Coulehan, Jack
- Date of entry: Jun-26-1995
Summary
The patient is lying on the table under an x-ray machine. He observes carefully the details of the machine above him--the three cables, the "crayon’s nose-cone," the traces of the electric tape that once bound the darker cable to the others. Now it is held by "serrated plastic ties." Everything is ready to "look into / whatever’s next, whatever it is I’m in for." What will appear on the film does not appear outside "under plain old sky," where it is "just beginning to snow."
Miscellaneous
Copyright 1993, by author.
Primary Source
Articulations: The Body and Illness in Poetry
Publisher
Univ. of Iowa Press
Place Published
Iowa City, Iowa
Edition
1994
Editor
Jon Mukand
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