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A Poem by Vol
Up here
on the bank, I’m caught
as a dry
leaf scuttles into the water
to sail
a little while in the wind;
my
reverie jostled by noi..
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A Poem by Vol
Blondie!Here,
Blondie!She was my best friendbeforeI even knew what that meant;mygolden bag of barks who followed
me
everywhere like to the combo
p..
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A Poem by Vol
When
we talk shop and
turn
ourselves inside out,
something
with no name
happens
that is not macro,
not
quantum. It is a thing
that..
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A Poem by Vol
I’ve read about the Navajo
survivors
of the great invasion, I’ve
listened
carefully to the cadence of
their
speech and think we..
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A Poem by Vol
Anda
one, anda two, anda...
rhythmic
shush of brush
on
cymbal stirs an
old
rhythm, something
wet,
warm… familiar,
alaba..
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A Poem by Vol
I was
almost seven, a kid exploring the world.
The
path behind my grandfather’s house opened
like
a cave to a steep decline into the l..
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A Poem by Vol
I'm old
and too fat for my own good,
so
I've been walking a couple miles down
county
road 22, and back; I'm a boundand trueRomantic,
and need ..
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A Poem by Vol
When
your smile
flashes
and burns
across
my cheek,
I drown
in flames.
Immolation
is not
fun,
but an
ear..
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A Poem by Vol
There
is nothing so cleansing
as
a day among trees with a
creek
nearby. It is there
you
can smell each shade
of
green, ..
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A Poem by Vol
My
private Pensacola jungle
overlooked
the bay where
I
was isolated in live oaks
and
Spanish moss. It is there
I
hid to read and be transpo..
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