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 \nA room in London  \nWhat do I remember?My roommates:the sanguine onein bed to my left,hair in a ponytail,reading Joan Didion,and the one to my right,smallereven than me,who held up her hand  \nwith its abstract of blood after the misoprostollike she had the answer to a question at school  \nand the nurse came over with something for the sickness.That room was like a lighthouse,very bright,very quiet.I could’ve been there several hours or several dayswhile my mother circled the building in her caror ate a pastry at the cafe across the street—  \nI have never asked.I had countless mugs of sugary tea,  \nan.ache,a ferrous tongue,and then an orderly struggling to holdmy shoulders like the handles of a pneumatic drillas she told me urgently what I already knew-that it's already doneit'll be muchworseforyou nowifyou don’t.The pattern and weight of a cotton gown,at least,in pastel blueand green.  \nOur little beds,bars of autumnal light falling through the curtains.  \nSentiment  \nThe lifeyou had is nothing.Itis the life youhave that is important.—Jeanne Moreau  \nThis motto is described asfastidiously unsentimentalthough of course this is incorrect:we are most sentimental about nothings.  \nDuring the interviewshe ate a large quantity ofmeat.  \nSome children I have met  \nare very beautiful.Not all,of course;some children are imbeciles,vulgar,terrible.  \nI would like to write a wonderful utopiafor my breasts to live in,a paradise—  \n(I feel guilty for late developmentthat they budded and bloomedand were flyblown so soon).  \nIt's true that I buried things in the gardenthat might’ve liveda little longer.  \nLife is risking!Surebut tell that to this pile of splintered wood.  \nIt was wonderful there,she said ofher village,every tombstone in the cemetery was for a Moreau.  \nGoodbye,school holidaylousy with sunlight.  \nGoodbye,nothing!  \n# Lineage\n\nWe decided to have the abortion,became killers together.—Sharon Olds,The End  \nWe two conspired to cut the cordand truncate the female lineat the cusp of its execution.  \nHow can I write about what I can't remember?The lights are down in that dark theatre.  \nI imagine that we met in shady corners of the houselike mobsters,away from the males.  \nIt was a matter of survival.  \nShe must have seen approaching the fatal fearthat took my equilibrium for years,and claimed it as her duty.  \nWe ","cbCaigBcb4GWX4QE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigBcb4GWX4QE","pdf",896498,28,"English","# Acknowledgements\n# Milk Tooth\n## Sentiment\n## Lineage\n### Gibbet","[{\"question\":\"What is Milk Tooth?\",\"answer\":\"Milk Tooth is a poetry collection by Martha Sprackland, published by Rough Trade Editions.\"},{\"question\":\"Which sections are included in the collection?\",\"answer\":\"The text shows an “Acknowledgements” section, followed by “Milk Tooth” and then “Lineage,” with further poem titles under them.\"},{\"question\":\"What themes appear across the poems?\",\"answer\":\"The poems draw on memory and its gaps, bodily and emotional experience, survival, and reflections framed by quotations and mottos.\"}]","Milk Tooth - Rough Trade Editions No. 22 - First Edition | PDF",1789970799,43]