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A Poem by Vol
I tapped
some dottle into the ashtray,
scratched
the stubble on my neck.
and
looked again at the couple
over
there. She laughed at somethi..
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A Poem by Vol
There
is a door
that
opens just for me
it
gives no hint of the bright
red
dragon on the other side
her
heart pumping an incessant
th..
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A Poem by Vol
On
the edge of town, here
on
my stretch of Rt. 66,
the
world is big, and empty.
It
rolls south across the
Llano
Estacado toward
the
Pa..
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A Poem by Vol
Everyone
talks about
the
road,
the
path,
the
river,
and
the
journey,
as
though it is a thing,
whole
and complete.They are ..
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A Poem by Vol
I’ve
made the ride to the mountains
more
than once now,
loaded
with stuff to sleep in,
eat,
something to read, and this book
to
writ..
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A Poem by Vol
The
memory haunts me now...riding
north out of Memphis
in
the back seat of a ‘50s Pontiac,
windows
down on the way to my
grandfather's
f..
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A Poem by Vol
It doesn’t bother me to get
my
fancy tickled. Why should it?
I mean, that’s what it’s
for!
Like the hour I sp..
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A Poem by Vol
I
lounged in a chair by the barfinding
a perverted
peace
in a
collection
of Flannery O'Conner'sevil
point of view when three
newbies
bounce..
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A Poem by Vol
I spent some time this summer
with
a shovel and have the remains
of
blisters as testament. My tee shirts
are
stained with sweat, and two
o..
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A Poem by Vol
The sparrow I found drowned
in the water trough just
wanted
a drink, I’m sure, and died
inastruggle against its own
innocence,
a k..
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