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Planetariumby Midge GoldbergThe gears begin to whir, and stars go wheeling And then they stop. The Zeiss programmed for nine, Zeiss: the machine in the center of the planetarium
that projects the images
Midge Goldberg’s poems have appeared in Measure, First Things, Dogwood, Alehouse, Cadenza, and other publications. She was a finalist for the 2008 Howard Nemerov Sonnet Award. Her first book of poetry, Flume Ride, was published in 2006 by David Robert Books. She lives in Derry, N.H. More information can be found at www.midgegoldberg.com.
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Published 2 January 2011
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