Enantiomorph.

Enantiomorphafter Karen Rigby and Robert Smithson You summarize symmetry with a gesture: two hands pressed together. A simple transfer of one glove explains the issue: no true sympathy exists. There's a missing dimension. Ears are like this, you say, and crystals. Remnant, garment, spirals spin in o...

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Publicado en:Iowa Review Vol. 56; no. 1; pp. 86 - 87
Autor principal: WEBB, LINDSEY
Formato: Poem
Publicado: Iowa Review Spring2026
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