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PREFERENCES Preferences is a sequence of five poems about want. 1-903488-51-6. February 2006. 24 pp.
Neil Pattison was born in Edinburgh in 1976. He is completing a thesis on Alexander Pope at the University of Cambridge. His first pamphlet, Placements, was published by Arehouse Press in 2005. Neil Pattison and Malcolm Phillips, 2006
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From: Humane Measures of morning's clear arrayment touches: scarce ought nothing refine, is your take of will. You are gone down in wanting to, the calculate brink. I counted this for you. The weight diminishes: collect is by; leaving its frame screened citizens cushion there, in sentenced shores enclitic rip. Underhanded, and well insured: going out whistling, gain's pavilion shipped, the keeping throat sings a vein of want stops a coal of wanting, copes |
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