We’re in a cabin a few days, so I have one book. This one’s also from Mouth to Mouth, Poems by Twelve Contemporary Mexican Women, edited by Forrest Gander (1991). A little more here (google translated):
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from Untitled / by Monica Mansour
And later, I let them fall, but the veil tangled in a bird’s wing.
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