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Two Poems

Poetry
A Charleston Storm The storm with blue veins Of granite scrawls its name In lightning this morning. We sip coffee…

Riptide

Poetry
  A gulch in the cliffs of Ischia, Where a far-flung mother sparked life From rubbed bones, worked alone With…

Providence

Poetry
  In her floating skirts she fell With the perfect rhythm of the swing Which had raised her to the…

Three Poems

Poetry
  Nocturnes after William Degouve De Nuncques Nocturne in the Royal Park, Brussels Left, right, straight on, fawn paths separate…

Roadworks Tehran 1978

Poetry
  Roadbuilders move to the rhythms of a coughing puppeteer. Crouching behind white blocks of stone only their bare feet…

Letting Go

Poetry

This is an excerpt of this lovely poem. It should display on the front end of this site.

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