All That Lies Between Us by Gillan, Maria Mazziotti -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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ALL THAT LIES BETWEEN US MARIA MAZZIOTTI GILLAN

Contents People Who Live Only in Photographs Little House on the Prairie What Did I Know About Love The Mediterranean Christmas Story There Was No Pleasing My Mother Breakfast at IHOP I want to write a poem to celebrate I Am Thinking of the Dress My Father’s Fig Trees in Hawthorne, New Jersey My Sister and Frank Sinatra Sunday Dinners at My Mother’s House My Father Always Drove Spike-Heels Trying to Get You to Love Me Housework and Buicks with Fins Driving into Our New Lives Nighties In the Movies No One Ever Ages Who Knew How Lonely the Truth Can Be I Wish I Knew How to Tell You What a Liar I Am On an Outing to Cold Spring Selective Memory Your Voice on the Phone Wobbles On Thanksgiving This Year I Never Tell People Do You Know What It Is I Feel? What I Remember I Walk Through the Rooms of Memory Nothing Can Bring Back the Dead What I Can’t Face About Someone I Love Is This the Way It Is Between Mothers and Sons? Everything We Don’t Want Them to Know At Eleven, My Granddaughter My Daughter’s Hands My Grandson and GI Joe What We Pass On The Dead Are Not Silent What the Dead No Longer Need I Want to Celebrate Couch Buddha Acknowledgments By the Same Author

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