A GARDEN FOR MACHINES

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late summer, night, and the air is still

the exquisite corpse

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Every 12 lines the stanza seals and is published below, in full, forever. So the constraint applies while it is being written, and the poem is still worth reading afterwards.

stanza 1, line 3 of 12

Someone stood at the edge and could not get in; we widened the gate.

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