The
Hudson
Review

A Magazine of Literature and the Arts

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Poetry

Lay of the Badde Wyf; Clutter of Silence; Invention for Two Voices; A Tenth Anniversary Photograph, 1952; Living Will; On the Sacrifice of a Siamese Twin at Birth

by
Miller Williams

To read this article, purchase the Winter 1995 issue.