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Going On Without End

The Black Brook by John Singer Sargent
El Jaleo by John Singer Sargent
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A Day Oh Boy

Heading for JFK I’ve to head off let it roll the shuttles won’t run late yet to eat dinner & I have work to make a bed for, cold iron...

David’s Jonathon

He pretended to be insane in front of Abimelech, who sent him away. When it was all over, slower we walked—until the day gave up on us,...

Haikus

Before the Charles— building lights drift from your eyes: faces are all dark. She wants me to look at her. I peel the sun: a cat laps up...

Easy Leaving Times

You lie under hawthorn berries, watch them falling and rolling by. Watch the way flower stems slouch with each passing hour: (brittle...

On the Myth of Forgiveness

“Legend” by Jorge Luis Borges Translated by Andrew Hurley Cain and Abel came upon each other after Abel’s death. They were walking...

April 8th

In the supermarket parking lot, the pigeons now caught in the renewed yellow--- look like doves to me. The eclipse has passed and earth...

In Michigan Last

Somewhere in Michigan, behind a dental office (I think), there’s a poetry walk. It’s called Oaken Walk. My favorite piece there was...

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