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Contents Under Pressure
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A Wake-Up Call
From Tradition

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A Wake-Up Call From Tradition


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finally, literature for
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the Written Word
of 1991-1996 Janet Kuypers short prose

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of Janet Kuypers poetry read in the 2007 poetry show
and in the 1990s chapbooks “Content With Too Much Light,”
“Politics and Violence,” and “Somebody Say Something”


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ecstasy

He threw her up against the wall. Her mind was spinning; after all this time she never thought she’d have her arms around him again, save the embrace when they happened to be in the same city on business and were saying their cordial good-byes at the airport. He kissed her. She instinctively pulled at his shirt; two buttons bounced repeatedly on the hardwood floor and spun to a silent halt. He pulled her hair, pulling her head back. Her mouth opened naturally, slightly. She wrapped her arms around him, depending on his strength to keep her standing. He held her tighter, kissed her, knowing she needed this. Her emotions swelled, grew stronger, pulsed, until she couldn’t hold herself up any longer. She knew, after all these years, that he was the only one she could love wholly, the only one she loved everything about, from the slope of his nose to the way he never knew current events to the way he worked too hard to the way he loved too much. She knew this was everything. She knew this was life. She fell into his arms.



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