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Charlotte Friedman
at night he painted
the world
quiet in the tiny kitchen-
studio, no light but fluorescent,
he worked
against the darkness
Charlotte Friedman’s poems have appeared most recently in the Timberline Review, Cagibi, and Naugatuck River Review. She taught narrative medicine at Columbia University for ten years and lives in Princeton, New Jersey. Her translations of Ch’ol poetry (with Carol Rose Little) have appeared in World Literature Today, Arkansas International, and elsewhere.
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