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Hands No Longer Mine

Your life is your own and then suddenly it belongs to someone else.

Handsome Jack and the Senator

He shot a spear into a boom timber and pulled the boat to it.

Handwash

The canary-yellow sweater she knit while pregnant with me thawed first.

Happy Valentine’s Day, Mrs. Blumenstrauss

Hello, women rising up against toxic men. I salute you. And I apologize.

Harder and Other Poems

Pummel nests from limbs and drown the furred things in their dens.

Harvesters

I’ve got other plans. And they don’t center on ringnecks.

Heart Songs

A dangerous heat came from him, the heat of some interior decay.

Hemingway’s Finca Vigía

Hemingway’s Royal typewriter sat atop a volume of Who’s Who.

Her Lover

I saw her drunk, with bleary eyes, tousled hair, and a hideous grin.

Her Own Heart Within Her

The Morgan nosed her for another carrot. She petted his neck. She had loved to canter.

Hermione Lee

Lee has taken on several of the great novelists of the past century.

Hidden Dangers of Camping

“Well, it’s a dark world, Suzanne. She’s old enough to know that.”

Higher Authority

That piece of flesh you’re with is a high school student, a minor.

Highway 67 and Other Poems

I have placed my thoughts for you in a nest of copper shavings.

Hiking at Bee Rock

The most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen has become the saddest.

History

Jack picked me up in a car with a greasy-potato sex smell.

Hitler’s Bathtub

They found her where such girls are found. A Manhattan street.

hittingrod

He was caught. Of course he was caught. He was always caught.

Home Help

It dawned on me my passion was not for her but for the making-up.

Homecoming

I walk over to her for what seems to be an eternity. “May I have this dance?”

Honeymoon

He could not stop marveling at the velvet quality of
her skin.

Honeymoon

The palm’s outline shimmied in the sunlight against the aqua curtain.

Hop-On Hop-Off

I saw the man for the first time in Budapest on the Széchenyi Bridge.

Horn Gate and Other Poems

Rays burst from behind the mountain, sweep the broad beach.

Horse & Rider, Part 1

This kind of heart-wrenching love was different from all the others.

Horse & Rider, Part 2

Those are the horses you win on, the ones that want to kill you.

Horse & Rider, Part 3

Didn’t you think I’d come after you? Don’t you want to be with me?

Horse & Rider, Part 4

I’m not the girl for anyone. I can’t just go be a wife.

Horse & Rider, Part 5

Eliza Frye

Hortense on Tuesday Night

What’s wrong with easy? I mean, who wants sex to be hard work?