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The Antigonish Review is a quarterly literary journal published by St. Francis Xavier University. The Antigonish Review publishes poetry and prose written by both emerging and established writers.

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The Hydrography of Memory

Jan 01, 2009; ... You memorize the scar beneath my left collarbone while we wait for the rain to end. Your fingers read its ridges like a sentence in Braille where your thumbprint begins to delineate interior chambers that echo a pattering resonance of voices reciting childhood ...

The Keening of Icebergs

Jan 01, 2009; ... Geophysicists say it's like something from a horror film - each iceberg weeps its own lament when crevasses inside flow with water and set its walls vibrating. But what is meant by these keenings? This is the sound of ice sundered - like oak ...

The Pulse of Trees

Jan 01, 2009; ... Bare branches stretched like veins across the blue wrist of the sky. Trees as evidence that the earth has a heart. Wooden arteries breaking through the ground remind us of the presence of a burning core that keeps us alive, moving through the mist of ...

The Archeology of Air

Jan 01, 2009; ... Air as artifact that could reveal history's layers of connection how it's filtered through the interior matrices of leaves. How it's cupped in creased hands in foreign countries, carried to the mouth and molded to reprieves or words of blessing. Exhaled over two ...

Walking

Jan 01, 2009; ... In the morning, I walk with my mother, my left hand in her right, past vases of silk flowers, framed prints of Renoir girls, Oprah on TV holding court. My mother won't look at me or speak. Her face is as clenched as her fists pounding the ...