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and elusive Eve, etc.,
Gertrude Stein’s
purported to have said,
“It’s not the answer
but the question,”
when even cremation’s
the interment of Adams,
fast-forwarded; Death,
the dizzying impetus
of poetry, but birth
reversed; Life
a matter of Adams,
a circus of atoms
charged momentarily
with desire.
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