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Nemesis involves at its center a belief in the aesthetic value of a form in the workin dissemblance of spritual nature. Though presented in three distinct sequences, the poem is composed as one structure; an entirety through which each sequence acquires the others to serve as its own resonance. Daly's first book, E. Dickinson On s Sleepwalk With the Alphabet Prowling Around Her, is available from Burning Deck. "The Ground itself is unstable,
syntax and grammar subtly shifting under our feet. A strange, keen intelligence
outwits our habits with vertiginous cadences that take us into regions
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