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Tidal Motif

The shorebirds bank toward the west at once—flashing too fast.

Tiger Balm and Other Poems

I know which home takes the turning, which mind washes in hot water.

Tilting at Windmills

Art, like writing, is an invitation to be surprised, to be open to revelation.

Time Jump

I keep hearing water sprites chattering, breathing.

Titan

My own hunger was for a reduction in the vast space between people.

Titan

My own hunger was for a reduction in the vast space between people.

To Cicero’s Hand

They cut you off, let fall your hammered silver bracelets to the sand.

To My Seventeen-Year-Old Self

Your friends are sniffing glue from a paper bag in the back of an Impala.

To the Dirt Which in Time Will Consume Us All

I love scientists. They’re trying their hardest. And they just want love.

Tom Jenks on Editing The Garden of Eden

Hemingway’s The Garden of Eden was edited by Tom Jenks.

Tort

She had felt to him like some floating spirit of who she used to be.

Tractor

It seemed to her that they only ever touched each other in transient, sudden ways.

Tradition

It is the night of whores and monsters, but without the killings.

Troy

Ajax can answer all this killing only with the killing of himself.

Trying Too Hard and Other Poems

Slice a finger while opening a beer can, fizz the gin high in tumblers.

Tuol Sleng

We press closer to look at a picture: a handcuffed boy leaning toward us.

Tuscumbia

Let him search, Tricia thought, who knew what he might discover.

TWA Flight 800

“The doors are closed,” she said, and we would not be flying to Paris.

Twigs

Neither fame nor wealth could provide consolation for life’s brevity.

Two Girls Bathing and Other Poems

She wears her nakedness like it has been woven from air.

Two Men

Lebanon’s sky was full of stars. The sky here doesn’t have any stars.

Two Poems

Our brains interpolate from surrounding images, fooling us.

Two Poems

Corn repeats itself into a haze of tassels and sheaving leaves.

Two Poems

Your words will strike her heart like Saint Teresa’s flaming arrow.

Two Poems

The coverage of the state funeral, black horse bearing an empty saddle.

Two Poems

Dan Gerber reads poems of boyhood, and from the end of his mother’s life.

Two Poems

Not all his children love themselves. Look at little Adrienne.

Two Poems

Two Poems

A homecoming, she says, as if you hadn’t been back in decades.

Two Poems

Kansas is a cold dessert, I say. No, Kansas is a tongue depressor, he says.