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Paul Hostovsky is the author of two collections of poetry, Bending the Notes and Dear Truth (both Main Street Rag), and has won a Pushcart Prize. He works in Boston as a sign-language interpreter at the Massachusetts Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. On his daily commute he reads Braille with his right hand while steering with his left. He lives in Medfield, Massachusetts.
This book I’m reading now my mother read / and loved. You can get this close to the dead / and no closer.
March 2011It was a beautiful day, rainy-gray, foggy, dismal, perfect. / I was so happy because there was nothing to do / and nowhere to go and no one to meet, and never / in my life had I felt so empty and so full.
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