Matt Robinson is the award-winning author of tracery & interplay, A Ruckus of Awkward Stacking and other books of poems. He is a poetry editor at The Fiddlehead.
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Matt Robinson
Zamboni Driver’s Lament
i know hate, its line-mates. believe me. you kids have, i’m sure, wasted—all early morning anxious and weak-ankled—their first impatient shuffle-kicks and curses on me. Read more
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