Poetry
Poem of the Week
Underestimate the beauty in the world and spill coffee down your shirt.
Poem of the Week
Many times I’ve stood at the lip of this river and wanted to crawl in.
Poem of the Week
On your Desk—Oak Penshaft—Necklaced with Pearl—Iron Nib—
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In carved hearts—the artery, link that links but won’t spell it out.
Poem of the Week
For one hundred years I followed old people to learn what I was in for.
Poetry
I let the baby mouse live because I cannot kill what has ears.
Poem of the Week
The appendix on political correctness explains why none of that is funny.
Poem of the Week
You are afraid pain itself might develop a way to communicate.
Poem of the Week
We have harvested nothing more than the stench of middle age.
Poetry
For sixty or maybe seventy years this sidewalk has been lying here.
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In every pair, one shoe smells of exodus, the other of the body’s sweat.
Poem of the Week
One door teaches to read for meaning and pleasure. Another shuts.
Poetry
As Andromeda, I practiced lapidary, cut my bare foot on the nautilus shell.
Poetry
I want to cut loose from her each wistful sigh I hear escape her lips.
Poetry
His fingers traveling through these notes can assuage, I think, all pain.
Poetry
Why not keep singing when another car pulls up to the light?
Poetry
It’s another thing to have the beloved hesitate, silent, on the porch.
Poem of the Week
she was sixteen, and swimming. she was seventy-one, and soft.
Poetry
When I land we argue over the little hazards a marriage is made of.
Poem of the Week
Tell me our species matters more, tell me that, and I, I will crawl back.
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The highway hot with possibility, a new herd expected every five miles.
Poem of the Week
When I say I’ve seen a man die, what I mean is many and always.
Poetry
I tell him: junkies are the only people worth talking to about love.
Poetry
“You need me,” says the mind. “I just want what’s best for you.”
Poem of the Week
We need a silvery stream that banks as smoothly as a plane’s wing.
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Poem of the Week
When push comes to shove, I can get downright Aeolian on you, son.
