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Retreat Wrap-Up:
Anne Haines: "Then I started pulling out the poems that felt like they belonged in the first section. I'd had a first section and a last section loosely in my mind for quite a while, but amusingly enough, what I'd been envisioning as the last section kind of turned out to be the first one, and vice-versa. As I sifted and sorted and pulled different poems up to the top, I kept asking myself, Which one is my 'Thunder Road'? And I kept hearing that piano intro in my head, the invitation of it. And you know what, that did the trick."

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