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ALIENS AND STRANGERSA Poem by VolAN ALIEN AND A STRANGER She’s ninety-four years old with her brilliant head still resting on her bent shoulders. My Elfin mom.. |
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COTTAGESA Poem by VolOn the television is a scene with a bridge that sweeps in a pleasing curve over a blue river, and I want to build a cottage there. I can.. |
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CONTEMPTA Poem by Vol"For God’s sake let us be men not monkeys minding machines or sitting with our tails curled while the machine amuses us the radio or fi.. |
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CONSCIOUSA Poem by VolWhen you ride alone, there is time to think between the trees and fences on either side; a little thought breaks free and tumble.. |
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PLUPERFECTA Poem by VolOut here in the woods,my home rests on the hillwhere we cut a shelf to make room for a patio, the house and ten feet of front yard. Saturday drizzled .. |
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CONNECTA Poem by VolIn my other worldthere is more shade than sun. The nap of a Tennessee carpet rolling over every hill and mountain, across the creeks a.. |
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COMPLAINTA Poem by VolThe thing is, I need a little poison. I’ve lived too safe in the recesses of this space I’ve defined. In the harsh winter of my .. |
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COMFORT FOODA Poem by VolCOMFORT FOOD Remember that weekend at the lake? A dim room in the cottage a rough wooden table a crockery bowl, cracked… .. |
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TOO LATEA Poem by VolA dry leaf scuttles into non-sensual contact with the water to sail a little while in the wind; I am jostled from my reverie by noisy people d.. |
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COME TOGETHERA Poem by VolIn the tight confluence of Tennesseeridges, the sky above the tor out frontdiffuses from gray to dusty blue. I am up before the sun. My cof.. |
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