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A senator warns against another witch hunt

Eva Tihanyi

Eva Tihanyi is the author of five books of poetry, including Wresting the Grace of the World (Black Moss, 2005) and Restoring the Wickedness (Thistledown, 2000). She teaches at Niagara College in Welland, Ontario, and is a regular book reviewer for the National Post. She recently completed her first short story collection and is now contemplating a novel.

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Eva Tihanyi

Reclamation

A poem December 2007
Darling As we stand before the window in our private morning, I reclaim the word from all your past lovers The sky stammers, breaks into light, reveals a palette of birds at the feeders: blue jays, cardinals, a shock of yellow finches Our small world sings its green vernacular, its language of growth Darling