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Ship's Log Lucy Clark (bio) Roses, silence, trees we'd kept indoors all winterwheeled outside, the thickening of thingsover the deck trellis—new growth encroaches.None of us feel safe. When I begin to turn the shiponto her proper course, questions flit past like fishin air anxious to return into their element. Nowmemory becomes a floor, swept, me rooting throughthe dustpan—rooting through an unhealed wound.Rolling towards, rolling away, the fact remains:we're headed for the confines of the earth. [End Page 167] Lucy Clark Lucy Clark lives in Brooklyn and teaches English and literature to new immigrant students at a high school in the Lower East Side. She received a poetry MFA from Washington University in St. Louis. She can be reached at lucybclark@gmail.com. Copyright © 2017 Lucy Clark
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