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  • The river-mouth that sooner or later has got to be fertile, far up inside her.

    they are light Jerry Ratch 2011

  • The river-mouth that sooner or later has got to be fertile, far up inside her.

    they are light Jerry Ratch 2011

  • The river-mouth that sooner or later has got to be fertile, far up inside you.

    they are light Jerry Ratch 2011

  • I learned to chant, to sing at leisure, even as I idled away our brief day, cleansing the river-mouth after the old man came home like a tame bear and lay with his belly and his balls in the air.

    the leisure to walk about sweetly Jerry Ratch 2011

  • If the river-mouth is faintly illumined and the truth of truth can still be trusted.

    diminish the moon Jerry Ratch 2011

  • In their memory there goes the little god, original, in the midst of it all, happiness like anything near the river-mouth.

    fabulous birds Jerry Ratch 2011

  • To chant, to sing at leisure, having only a brief day to cleanse themselves at the river-mouth, while the old one, the tame bear you, Ulysses! came home and lay on the beach with his belly and his balls in the air.

    who would quarrel with peace? Jerry Ratch 2011

  • Salt marsh and wind-tidal flats are mostly confined to the back side of the barrier islands with fresh or brackish marshes associated with river-mouth delta areas.

    Ecoregions of Texas (EPA) 2009

  • Out beyond that on the dim sea I saw ships – a line of great, black ships, coming up from the south and wheeling and heading in to the river-mouth.

    'Lavinia' 2008

  • The river-mouth, wide and muddy, and the cane fields.

    A Shadow in Summer 2006

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