To get her
ego, Rhett,
go tether
hot egret
to get her
ghetto—er,
tog ether
together?
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My book of poems
Human Shields (my band)
Poems
- An Accident and Two Coincidences (PDF)
- Campfire
- Classroom
- Distance
- Edge
- First Rain in Delhi
- Happening
- Highs in the Low Seventies
- Lace
- Mandolin
- Pipe Smoke
- River
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- Rummy's Player
- Strike
- Tambourine
- The Beekeeper
- The Director of Antiquities: A Photograph, 1953
- Thomas Hardy Listens to Louis Armstrong
- Those Who Wake at Night
- Yorick Sings
Translations of Poems
- A City Dweller (Réda)
- am my own zoo (Draesner)
- Chamber Heart (Duden)
- Five poems (Gräf)
- Graves (Sartorius)
- I shudder even now (Petri)
- in the year one, that was (Seiler)
- Ingeborg Bachmann Dies in Rome (Köhler)
- my birth year, sixty-three, that (Seiler)
- N. Crosses the Alps (Gräf)
- Responsorium (Duden)
- The Letter Scale (Réda)
3 comments:
The Roget?
The ergot!
T got here (i pity da foo')
got there
TR Goethe (that's J.W.'s lost twin brother)
eher gott
gott here (feeling bilingual)
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