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Poems from in between

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Category Archives: Robert Frost

Visitation

September 24, 2017

Even the spires of milkweed bend over in the low tumble of wind through the prairie, dry reeds tapping hollow …

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Intimacy

May 7, 2016

What I always wonder in a place like this is how many people have walked this ridge before, over how …

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Walk in woods

October 27, 2015

this morning I yearned to become that yellow leaf twirling down, catching an edge of the sun spinning past

Daywork

October 15, 2015

no rhythm no long, yearning stanzas no swinging scythe evening hued grasses a hurried social hour a stratagem a standing …

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It is what comes after

March 5, 2015

Though in a world of doubt surrounded, our river plies, churns, hides its own error, misgiving, re-creation, courage of moment, …

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City river

November 29, 2014

How its surface hides the undulation on its bottom; how its edges spill over and are spilled over into. How …

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