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I used to be Superwoman
A bilingual collection by a Chicana poet. In Realism, she writes: "Over there, / my drunken father / my mother with swollen feet / my grandfather haunting the streets, / And me here, / imprisoned at Stanford, / far away from my pueblito / analyzing Emile Zola's Germinal."
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- "A bilingual collection by a Chicana poet. In Realism, she writes: "Over there, / my drunken father / my mother with swollen feet / my grandfather haunting the streets, / And me here, / imprisoned at Stanford, / far away from my pueblito / analyzing Emile Zola's Germinal.""