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UNIVERSITYPETERBOROUGH,CNARIO  \nRed Deer College Press  \nCopyright C1995 Roy Miki  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book maybe reproduced by any means,electronic ormechanical,including photography,recording,or any information and retrieval system,without permission in writing from thepublisher.  \nTHE PUBLISHERSRed Deer College Press  \n56 Avenue &32 Street Box 5005Red Deer Alberta Canada T4N 5H5  \nCREDITS  \nCover design by Gordon RobertsonText design by Dennis Johnson  \nPrinted and bound in Canada by ParklandColourPress Ltd for Red Deer College Press  \nAUTHOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nA few poems appeared in Absinthe,BerkeleyHorse,and Open Letter.\"market rinse,\"writtenduring a trip to japan,3 april-may 2,I993,waspublished as a disOrientation chapbook.  \nSpecial thanks to Nicole Markotic,Fred Wah,and Robert Kroetsch-—for being around.  \nPUBLISHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nFinancial support provided by the AlbertaFoundation for the Arts,a beneficiary of theLottery Fund of the Government of Alberta,and by the Canada Council,the Departmentof Canadian Heritage and Red Deer College.  \nThe AlbertaFoundation  \nLBERTA  \noueries  \nfor the Arts  \ncoNTY DEVLDPMM  \nCOMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURE AND THE ARTS  \nCANADIAN CATALOGUING IN PUBLICATION DATAMiki,Roy,I942-Random access file(Writing West)Poems.  \nISBN o-88995-I30-6  \nI.Title.I.Series.  \nPS8576.132R3 I995 C8Iɪ'.54C94-9I0897-9PR9I99.3.M54R3I995  \nContents  \none  \nhollow tunnels  \nno rations·6era sure·7  \nwa(I)king to new moon·10thin king (of bp)·Il  \nunable to decipher the end runs·18for s·20  \nq is for queen·21unbidden·22  \ndon't drink the water·24after glow·25the rescue·26  \nelectronic organizer·28september 22·31story·34  \ntwo  \ncrab apples  \nthis is not political·40framed·41suspect list·42  \nalbert house,wednesday·43idio-mantic·46in flight,1/4·50random excess·52the various·54storage depot·55buy you a rainbow·57timetable of dispersion·58membrane translate·59in conclusion·61  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