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	<title>the Buenos Aires Review &#187; Maxine Chernoff</title>
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		<title>Maxine Chernoff</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 14 Jun 2013 16:43:46 +0000</pubDate>
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<p align="right">For every appetite there is a world.
—Bachelard</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">You starred in the movie with Maud Gonne and Socrates and Juliet and a flock of sparrows that were a fixed point like the spire of a cathedral but made of feathers. You were naked and clothed and wearing nothing visible except when you sat or stood or began to speak, and then the words were made of black yarn and your fingers held them as in an outline of reverie. You were there and not there and when I partially held you, the idea of you faded into a hint of light tinged by a window in the westernmost sky. And under the window, your face was not intimate as those of persons one loves but vaguer and therefore more intimate in its shadowed complexity. If water ... <a href="http://www.buenosairesreview.org/2013/06/maxine-chernoff/">Read More &#187;</a>]]></description>
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<p align="right"><i>For every appetite there is a world.<br />
—</i>Bachelard<i></i></p>
<p style="text-align: left;">You starred in the movie with Maud Gonne and Socrates and Juliet and a flock of sparrows that were a fixed point like the spire of a cathedral but made of feathers. You were naked and clothed and wearing nothing visible except when you sat or stood or began to speak, and then the words were made of black yarn and your fingers held them as in an outline of reverie. You were there and not there and when I partially held you, the idea of you faded into a hint of light tinged by a window in the westernmost sky. And under the window, your face was not intimate as those of persons one loves but vaguer and therefore more intimate in its shadowed complexity. If water is proof of thirst and the knowable self-enclosed like a satisfied hour with a book, then stories can end as they begin without the suffix of time and its pressures. You starred in the movie, and certain necessities fled like figures animated by their own recognition.</p>
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<p><em>Image: <a href="http://frutaabrillantada.blogspot.com.ar/" target="_blank">Barbara Scotto</a></em></p>
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