poetry ON COMPLETING THE SMALLEST PAINTING IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE by Laurel Bastian My hand is a giant next to the fine brush tip, the thumb- nail-sized canvas on which
a girl opens a door in the middle of the sky, looks down on a field: poppies.
You can only see her with a magnifying glass and strong light, her world always
moving away, blooming inside itself, the common eye passing over, poorer.
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