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Innocents like the enchanting Mexican woman he rescued
the missionaries who came to challenge both
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as well as sexual power and desire from an individual woman's perspective and those placed upon her as it made sense to her to describe
The Place I Call Home AUTH-12269404 Innocents like the enchanting MexicanPoetry. The place that Maria Mazziotti Gillan calls home is a universal haven built of enduring memories and peopled by loving family. In Gillan's newest book of poetry, THE PLACE I CALL HOME, we share her complex emotions of an immigrant childhood in Paterson, New Jersey, in the 1950s, her long marriage, her husband's devastating illness, and her subsequent widowhood. Yet, we also share the sheltering family in which she grew up, the deep love
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