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funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \n# Do NoT RETURNPoems\n\nJULIA KNOBLOCH  \nCopyright ◎2019by Julia Knobloch  \nLibrary of Congress Control Number 2019938694  \nISBN 978-1-937968-54-0  \nAuthor photo by Jody Christopherson,used by permission  \nBroadstone BooksAn Imprint ofBroadstone Media LLC418 Ann StreetFrankfort,KY 40601-1929BroadstoneBooks.com  \nfor Katharina  \nCONTENTS  \nReturn3Snow6Jablonec nad Nisou7Old Coals  \n8  \nWorms/Vermayza,19789Mother's Town10My Mother's Room11My Father's Recordings12Fog13Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Humedad/Mold15West Side Mikvah16To My Unknown Jewish Ancestor17WhatI Think of When I Think of Yiddish18Shema19Shemot20Two Mothers21National Traitor22Son of Hillel23Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Inseguridad/Insecurity25In a Warehouse by a Shipyard26Boulevard Saint-Laurent27The Emigrant28Shaare Tikvah,Lisbon30Mozambique31In the Orchard32Belize33Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Inundación/Flood35Mountain Time36Shehecheyanu at the Old Dolphinarium37Erev Yom Kippur38Two Priests(The Day I Met Leonard Cohen)39South Lands40  \nThe State of Things41Daylight Saving Time42Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Fiaca/Idleness45The Poplar46Tonight I Think Again47México Lindo48For no Apparent Reason49Rosh Chodesh50Zinc Bar52Thoughts while Contemplating Trees in Green-Wood53Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Chamuyo/Sweet Talk55Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Quilombo/Big Mess56On the Terms of Immigration57Another May Song58Le Bonheur597-U-N60New Mexico Revisited61Winter Day in Yorkville62Rachel in Aqaba63Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Sur/South65Meyaledet (Midwife)66Passage to Israel68Erev Sukkot69Ashrei70Dispatch from Buenos Aires:Nostalgia72Where the Jews Are73Industry City74Do Not Return  \n77Notes80Acknowledgments83Thank You86","cbCaiaNIt56VAuWe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaNIt56VAuWe","pdf",3016866,100,"English","# Return\n# Snow\n# Jablonec nad Nisou\n# Old Coals\n# Worms/Vermayza, 1978\n# Mother's Town\n# My Mother's Room\n# My Father's Recordings\n# Fog\n# Dispatch from Buenos Aires: Humedad/Mold\n# West Side Mikvah\n# To My Unknown Jewish Ancestor\n# What I Think of When I Think of Yiddish\n# Shema\n# Shemot\n# Two Mothers\n# National Traitor\n# Son of Hillel\n# Dispatch from Buenos Aires: Inseguridad/Insecurity\n# In a Warehouse by a Shipyard\n# Boulevard Saint-Laurent\n# The Emigrant\n# Shaare Tikvah, Lisbon\n# Mozambique\n# In the Orchard\n# Belize\n# Dispatch from Buenos Aires: Inundación/Flood\n# Mountain Time\n# Shehecheyanu at the Old Dolphinarium\n# Erev Yom Kippur\n# Two Priests (The Day I Met Leonard Cohen)\n# South Lands\n# The State of Things\n# Daylight Saving Time\n# Dispatch from Buenos Aires: Fiaca/Idleness\n# The Poplar\n# Tonight I Think Again\n# México Lindo\n# For no Apparent Reason\n# Rosh Chodesh\n# Zinc Bar\n# Thoughts while Contemplating Trees in Green-Wood\n# Dispatch from Buenos Aires: Chamuyo/Sweet Talk\n# Dispatch from Buenos Aires: Quilombo/Big Mess\n# On the Terms of Immigration\n# Another May Song\n# Le Bonheur\n# 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