Horizon
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heavenly I know not to mention it.
A hundred miles from you, I see bay
and sky becomes one color, pearl blue.
The horizon beyond us both, invisible.
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Gail Mazur's fifth book, Zeppo's First Wife: New & Selected Poems, won the 2006 Massachusetts Book Award in poetry. Her most recent collection of poems, Figures in a Landscape, was published n 2011. She is distinguished writer in residence in the graduate program of Emerson College.
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