Poetry
Poem of the Week
I lean I stumble toward you hoping you’ve not turned away yet.
Poem of the Week
The windshield’s dirty, the squirter stuff’s all gone, so we drive on.
Poetry
Maybe it’s a Thursday, & I’m coming home to make you dinner.
Poetry
God, I need to know what happened to those who tried to cross.
Poem of the Week
Show me your darkness, your nothing-to-see and everything to touch.
Poetry
Then I graduate to a four-digit mortgage inside an ornate gate.
Poetry
Forgive me, please, for continuing to believe that roses are beautiful.
Poem of the Week
A real or imagined boundary, crossed. End of the line. Lined out.
Poetry
His mooseness was implacable, the light behind him from the trees.
Poem of the Week
An empty day without events. And that is why it grew immense as space.
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Oar blades, vast swirls of cirrus at dawn. The dead move within us.
Poem of the Week
All of this leaves me floating in seas of prehistory and indeterminacy.
Poem of the Week
money gotten by blood tends to stay in the blood, which has no race.
Poem of the Week
Every day I was forced to return to the one place I did not want to be.
Poem of the Week
One makes one’s peace with words in a poem and space in a dream.
Poetry
Everything is mine on loan: the leaves I’ve combed out of my hands.
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Something basks and gathers in the dark parts of an open ear.
iPoems
How did the light take forty years to work its way across that room.
Poem of the Week
All those butterflies I impaled when I was a boy—will I go to hell for that?
Poetry
Before giant pandas earn heir name, they cub pinkly and mewling.
Poetry
It wasn’t the bees I thought to tell but wasps the evening you died.
Poem of the Week
A heart takes precautions, withholds warmth, but it’s mistaken.
Poem of the Week
I wound through the Gothic castle buildings in the university.
Poem of the Week
Have you no one else to talk to? Your life is really that empty?
Poetry
You sounded so confident about the Old Masters and I loved you for that.
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The men here don’t know where to place me, call me exotic grail.
