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Woodcut
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
If when I finally appear in woodcut print and you’re still holding a match to find your way through the winter house stop to watch how the lov..
New Mexico Lavender
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
Fields of New Mexico lavender before a summer storm seem an old-time place of fragrances and soft heat indeed, a theatre of colors enough to hasp yo..
Desert Bloom
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
Cold desert bloom gathers colors like lost-bird red and faded treacle, and varies the oasis of California. Time and sand canyons, endlessly baked an..
Orange County
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
I’ve walked through the orange groves that once were Everything to the dusty-hot landowners down here. I’ve listened to those boozy lost..
At Encanto Ranch
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
At Encanto Ranch hard shadows led the old race-winner horses as they clop the summer-hot trail along the mountainside toward the top. Terracotta-..
Villa Song
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
I’ll go where the rent horses lumber past and the night softness returns anciently: a place of old California built by hands that have fade..
The Bog Indian
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
cased in the sweet soft peat, in the meadow trough of a tractor’s pull, lay frozen the cold still Indian, fallen here in a late forgotten strug..
Hunters in the Field
A Story by
Thomas A. Morgan
Pine trees and birches edge the wide pasture that slopes eastward from the road toward the mountain ranges we’re familiar with from maps. Mona..
Fawnskin
A Story by
Thomas A. Morgan
The woman who picked me up at the bar was sound asleep and didn’t even stir when I got up from the bed and gathered my clothes off the floor and..
Something Ancient, Something Old
A Poem by
Thomas A. Morgan
These days there are ghosts and stonewalls that fade whispering into October smokelight hours, passing slowly o’er fields where a fragment o..
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