Patrick MacGill Synan
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In IndiaA Poem by Patrick MacGill SynanWhile we were eating dal and rice out of bowls made from dried leaves the servers shoed away the children who were be.. |
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Sarah in ElkinsA Poem by Patrick MacGill SynanShe could sing of murder with a bright smile like the ghost of child who doesn’t know she’s dead and play.. |
Saint Mary's BankA Poem by Patrick MacGill SynanI am here alone, arranging to be more so with legal separation forms and financial affidavits, remembering an inside joke or an empty vision .. |
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Owen: after the strokeA Poem by Patrick MacGill SynanYour memory was a reel of film spliced by age in places. Your gait was timid as a pup's, but still you wouldn't trip. And they wouldn't let you, .. |
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Barbara: turning fortyA Poem by Patrick MacGill SynanShe was born an asteroid in Jehovah’s solar system, where Ma kept her cool with Sunday brunches, and Pa with the paper, sitting in h.. |