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SWAGAZINE 8
Winter 2000
· POETRY ·
Swagman
Doug Tanoury
Lenny DellaRocca
Jim Clark
· Uncle Joe
· Glass
· Adjustment
Janet Buck
Bill the Cat
Lawrence Norton
Bill Koeb
· FICTION ·
George Pratt
Aidan Butler
Steve Mullett
Alex Ward
Allison Landa
Colin Campbell
· SWAG ·
Contributor Notes
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Uncle Joe · Glass · Adjustment
A D J U S T M E N T
Jim Andrew Clark
I removed the bedsheets, took down the drapes and
replaced them with blinds, rearranged the furniture.
I painted the walls white, ripped up the carpet to
reveal the hardwood floors beneath, scrubbed the
bathtub and shower. All of her things are gone,
every last little reminder I can find.
And yet, as I walk down the hallway and into each
empty room, I can still smell her skin. Her laughter
bounces from wall to wall; an echo like torture.
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