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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: GANDER, FORREST Matches Found: 191 Gander, Forrest Poet's Biography 191 poems available by this author ABSCESS Poem Text First Line: Good morning kiss. Their teeth glance. Clack of june Subject(s): Disasters ABSCESS First Line: Good morning kiss. Their teeth glance. Clack of june Last Line: The tribe is glued together for ruination, friends. %there is no more time, there is no way out ABSCESS, FR. LIBRETTOS FOR EROS First Line: Each single life Last Line: I am with you. I am %you ACTS, FR. LIBRETTOS FOR EROS First Line: I couldn't sleep in the heat and went outside Last Line: Drifting from forest fires uncontrolled in kentucky AFTER HAGIWARA First Line: A child was pulled from the lake Last Line: In her face, %two eyes ALLEGORY OF TWO MARKS ON A COMPASS First Line: Is the swagged field where we bloated, unburied Subject(s): Fables; Allegories ALLEGORY OF TWO MARKS ON A COMPASS First Line: Is the swagged field where we bloated, unburied Last Line: A thumbprint of wind, and went out Subject(s): Fables ALSO OUR BED IS GREEN First Line: This poem cannot hold what I have Last Line: Or how it might mark us %with its fidelity to our words AMOROUS First Line: While she spoke %I felt drunk Last Line: Clutched in both hands like a crucifix, %a form on which to concentrate ANNIVERSARY Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Not to be known always by my wounds ANNIVERSARY First Line: Not to be known always by my wounds Last Line: The rawness of the looking. %the quiver ANTI-IMAGE First Line: First step: bowl %upon %navel Last Line: Fall %by standing on your back AS IT WOULD FOR A DESK Last Line: The ground rhythm by which everything else %is syncopated BROTHER First Line: So endeth the evening. Yet Last Line: Of a serious and dark-clad company. %the streetlamps blow out behind him CARRIED ACROSS First Line: Through vidrio, a riot of birdsong. Whose face Last Line: The haircut costs sixty pesos. Who would not pay eighty %for a haircut with landscape? CAT, CLARINET, AND TWO WOMEN First Line: I mail letters %not knowing your address Last Line: Backrubs, orgasm, %a death poem CEREMONY OF OPENING THE MOUTH AND THE EYES First Line: Now, for instance, in the after-storm sheen Last Line: Finer, while I wheel toward your awakened face, the waterfall of your word Subject(s): Eyes; Life; Mouths CIRCLE OF BLADES First Line: From nothing but his fear, and kiss her cunning brows Last Line: His eyes have lost their light, writhing their way after him CITRUS FREEZE Poem Text First Line: To the north, along orange blossom trail, Subject(s): Oranges CITRUS FREEZE First Line: To the north, along orange blossom trail Last Line: Today both traps sit sprung COCKEYE First Line: You are strikingly undone Last Line: Stars hung in the usual night %blink aroused CONVERGENCE Poem Text First Line: So sever their link CONVERSATIONS First Line: Overhears syllables of welcome Last Line: Where penance committed %mayakovsky CONVERSION TO A DAMNED NIETZSCHE First Line: I am the serpent at the end of decadence Last Line: Inside me a wolf shivers its mane CROSSROAD BLUES First Line: Came down along the road robert johnson carrying his DEEP ELM First Line: And then not %even %face pale and Last Line: Rain, nameless %in waves DEFLECTION TOWARD THE RELATIVE MINOR Poem Text First Line: They were partakers of a strange taste. - at the hour when Last Line: In the evening ground when the bell Subject(s): Alienation (social Psychology); Children; Dissenters; Exiles; Marginality, Social; Night; Estrangement; Outcasts; Childhood; Bedtime DEFLECTION TOWARD THE RELATIVE MINOR First Line: They were partakers of a strange taste. - at the hour when Last Line: Sounded for [evening] prayer Subject(s): Alienation (social Psychology); Children; Dissenters; Exiles; Marginality, Social; Night DIAGRAM First Line: In this corner my desk Last Line: In this room my husband's mirror DINER, EVENING First Line: Riotous air %(as when clyde goforth did not notice Last Line: And across the tail. %pale meat unzips from bone DISSONANCE LEADING TO A MODULATION First Line: Specific words are uttered and specific gestures made Last Line: Yet we compass. Sometimes, we see DISTRACTIONS FROM THE REAL WORLD First Line: Someone has been undressing Last Line: Kurosawa tells it: %the bad sleep well DRAFT OF THE SMOKY LIFE First Line: As the store windows light up Last Line: Into the men's room holding hands Subject(s): Bars & Bartenders; Pubs; Taverns; Saloons DRAFT OF THE SMOKY LIFE First Line: As the store windows light up Last Line: We go %into the men's room holding hands Subject(s): Bars And Bartenders DRESS REHEARSAL MYTH First Line: Angelica's orange hair whipped her face Last Line: And winched the saddle tight DROWNING OF YUKO First Line: When brady stepped off the dune he had on Last Line: Now I am nothing %standing behind my body DURATION AND SIMULTANEITY First Line: The cicada collapses - its eardrum, blocking out Last Line: After this night %is night - apart EDGE-LIT SCENE First Line: Turns to her, then, - from the northern Last Line: Which is emotion, - the face of emotion EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT First Line: Tea scripture %geometric losses %or her hair. Its rain. Her face out from Last Line: An analogy undislodgeable. Pubic hair under tongue. %words spoken into EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: CLOSE TO WATER GEOMETRIC LOSSES First Line: Some form retains. Hair at auerole. I of. Sperm Last Line: Genitals, gaping. To mean anything EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: CODA First Line: And the birds: canthi loosed at a distance. Aqua Last Line: Smudged across windshield, in a premature language. %an ocean EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: MEDITATIVE First Line: When the schoolbus, lights Last Line: Marbled evening sky over. %rutilant EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: MEDITATIVE First Line: It is often possible Last Line: You will metabolize EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: MEDITATIVE First Line: Out from the ordeal Last Line: By her longish hair EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: MONITORY GEOMETRIC LOSSES First Line: Full suddenly. 'still through the hawthorn blows Last Line: Nothing to do with. Departure, its logarithms of description EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: MOON IN THE AFTERNOON GEOMETRIC LOSSES First Line: Harshed her. Lied she was thick-skinned Last Line: Of any direction shy of loss EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: VIOLENCE'S NARRATIVE CONTINUED First Line: Dead of winter barechested in the green forest Last Line: Bursts in holding one shoe. One foot in a paper bag EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: VIOLENCE'S NARRATIVE CONTINUED First Line: The upper gate rail's sticky green surface Last Line: Who the man who. Invoking room set apart by red ribbon EGGPLANTS AND LOTUS ROOT: VIOLENCE'S NARRATIVE CONTINUED First Line: People who did things with their lives. To his eyes Last Line: In the summer of elvis sightings. No shoulder. %a head ENTANHLEMENT Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: And begin to emerge. From their EPITHALAMIUM First Line: Whatever you think I've done Last Line: To the bedroom with my nakedness %the only light EROTICS FOR AGONY First Line: Stood waiting for the 990 %lb. Animal Last Line: Standing him %straight up in the air ESCAPED TREES OF LYNCHBURG First Line: Mostly, they live disagreeably - amid volleys of far-off barking Last Line: The concealed from the given EVAPORATION 2 Poem Text First Line: In increments enunciated (oh) within EVENING CALM First Line: After the strangling of each first son Last Line: Ruby-throated birds fly EVERYONE CAN'T BE AN ORPHAN First Line: Beyond, the vinous bikers dismount Last Line: Emerges as a vocabulary %febrile and ardent blue Variant Title(s): Prologue To A Biddin EXHAUSTIBLE APPEARANCE First Line: Around the burning barn, stationary objects seem to stream Last Line: The landscape resumes. The barn fallen inside itself FACE First Line: What lasts in thinking is not Last Line: But we are bent %upon not that FACE OF ANOTHER First Line: Pitched around small fires Last Line: In sleep, grappling their wives FACING IN ALL DIRECTIONS First Line: Resting on her belly, her long-fingered hands suggest she is pregnant. It Last Line: Revealed until the last witness is lost and gone FAITHFULNESS Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: A life may change a Subject(s): Faithfulness FIELD GUIDE TO SOUTHERN VIRGINIA Poem Text First Line: True as the circumference Subject(s): Country Life; Nature; Virginia (state) FIELD GUIDE TO SOUTHERN VIRGINIA First Line: True as the circumference Last Line: Uncover a nest of spring salamanders Subject(s): Country Life; Nature; Virginia (state) FINAL TESTAMENT First Line: Lick the dust from your feet and come to me FINE-STRUCTURE CONSTANT First Line: When there was no sign of awakened attention, when his blood drained Last Line: The belted kingfisher's rattle-laugh FLATWOODS First Line: Once there was another state Last Line: I think, %there to two birds, so what. Fly to hell FORETOLD First Line: So I arrive Last Line: Looks over my shoulder %as I write FREEZE First Line: To the north of danville Last Line: Morning: %both traps are sprung GARDEN OF CUCUMBERS First Line: River smell Last Line: Speak of %me GEOMETRIC LOSSES First Line: Never so much as Last Line: Dawn's on him GRADUAL ALL First Line: Then comes the effervescence to your eye. Arms crossed, mouth Last Line: The hooves jackhammer against stalls as I pass. Not one %will approach me GUEST QUARTERS First Line: Gauze curtains Last Line: Come in. %my balls rise HE SEES HIMSELF Last Line: Sake in which a poisonous viper is steeped. %his testicles rise HIS CLUMSINESS LOOKS LIKE CRUELTY Last Line: Through the rain that has started HISTORY OF A WOBBLING AXIS First Line: Not yet, however, dipping her tongue into the holy-water stoup Last Line: Finds a way for herself like air in a bagpipe. Lightly, %furling black sails HISTORY OF DOMESTICITY First Line: Bullfrog bray %no sleep hot Last Line: The small sleeping child HISTORY OF MANIFEST DESTINY First Line: And as they brought no Last Line: Much resembling a duck HISTORY OF MY PEOPLE First Line: Tired of being a man Last Line: Inside my belly %children awakened HISTORY OF VENERATION First Line: At which time, partly, %she recovered Last Line: Kiss her goodbye, one by one HUGENESS OF THAT WHICH IS MISSING First Line: Call the direction the eye is looking Last Line: Overcome them? Are they past contact, to be kindled. Or IMAGE First Line: First step: kill turtle Last Line: To let the other mass %fall IMAGINING YOU First Line: It would be good to see them again Last Line: That has changed IT IS THE SEMI-LIGHT Last Line: Mesmerically braiding his long hair JUNE THE THIRD First Line: It happens Last Line: The number of hands %squeezing this shot glass KATA: BUS STOP First Line: I love this %hill here light the mountain Last Line: Light here %this hill I love KEEPING AN APPOINTMENT First Line: Like you I nearly died once Last Line: Any more than in my love for her KNIFE ON A PLATE Poem Text Subject(s): Children; Games; Childhood; Recreation; Pastimes; Amusements KNIFE ON A PLATE First Line: If there is any relief from it, any slippage - though wait Last Line: With one hand. I am %fingering the boy's unwashed hair LAND SURVEYOR, FR. LIBRETTOS FOR EROS First Line: And came home with beggar ticks in his pubis Last Line: For anyone, %restoreth my peace LANDSCAPE WITH A MAN BEING KILLED BY A SNAKE First Line: Two catfish lock mouths and wrestle Last Line: Recklessly the beloved's body LAST CASTRATO First Line: The first time yuko used the vibrator Last Line: Thing I cannot say LIBRETTOS FOR EROS Poem Text First Line: And came home with beggar ticks in his pubis LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 1. First Line: Came down along the road carrying his stella Last Line: Approacheth and fishtaileth on toward protho junction. %he passes into that cloud LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 10. First Line: He cannot breathe Last Line: Goes bare-handed %on bitterest evenings LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 11. First Line: The voice the dead man's voice is young and tight and high Last Line: Sweet lubricating voice sex speeding up the dead %man's voice orphaned from its mouth Variant Title(s): Little Queen Of Spade LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 12. First Line: Came to st. Louis a stranger and heard henry townsend Last Line: Townsend's eyes %glowed dimly. He thought, this guy has it. He's amazing LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 13. First Line: Long tables out back and dogs Last Line: Howling and burning a brief passageway %through stumbling bodies toward the street LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 14. First Line: You'd have radio Last Line: Out of that idea %he was just having LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 15., SELS. LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 16. First Line: A time in st. Louis Last Line: I saw they were all crying, %both women and men LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 17. First Line: He ends here, a sort of omen. History accelerates. The excluded Last Line: A weed under tongue. %wanted to be a living man Variant Title(s): Hellhounds On My Trai LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 2. First Line: She who turns old boards Last Line: Cattle %standing below in a stare LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 3. First Line: That it was evening because the west had gone red Last Line: Getting an idea. %he married young Variant Title(s): Drunken-hearted Ma LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 4. First Line: At the time I met him Last Line: He said, I pick cotton for no man %and I ain't skeared of you satan LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 5. First Line: She had looked in the crib Last Line: Calico skirt to the backs of her knees. %hilo, dusty, she answered Variant Title(s): Milkcow's Calf Blue LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 6. First Line: The devil hummed around the tonic, the blue third and the fifth Last Line: What young plant awaiting the revenant's %hallelujah immersed in 1932 brief, mosquito-bitten, gone LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 7. First Line: In the night he rose Last Line: Whose thousands spilled %over his bare foot Variant Title(s): Kind-hearted Woman Blue LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 8. First Line: We'd be on the road for days Last Line: Looking like %he's just stepped out of church LIFE OF JOHNSON UPSIDE YOUR HEAD, A LIBRETTO: 9. First Line: I would just as lief you go alone,' she answered Last Line: The sliding delta outside his door %in tunica county, mississippi, near the cemetery at three forks Variant Title(s): Ramblin' On My Min LIGARURE 4 Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: The bioluminescent undersides of squid render them invisible to predators below. Subject(s): Children; Childhood LINE OF DESCENT First Line: Against the backdark, bright Last Line: In foliate schists %chirping seed, % seed LOBBY AND RHIZOME First Line: Must be a black kitten crossed my path, your plane's so late Last Line: Your soft pheasant in my mouth LOITER Poem Text Subject(s): Transience; Aging; Impermanence LOITER First Line: I'll know the time to leave the room Last Line: Tell you the true story of urashima %and the turtle LOT'S WAGES First Line: The hunter rises on his back in the blue ridge Last Line: Until it bleeds, %feels nothing but pressure LOVE'S LETTER: TO C First Line: Inside, inside the return, inside, the hero diminishes Last Line: On the long walk home, I long to see your face LOVE'S LETTER: TO EURYDICE First Line: Like a man who watches from close, like a man Last Line: And even further into a summons? LOVE'S LETTER: TO THE INVISIBLE WORLD First Line: At once, he rose from his seat, bared his right shoulder, set his knee Last Line: There was a ground swell of low murmuring. Then the head monk called, %next LOVE'S LETTER: TO THE READER First Line: Although you were looking for something else Last Line: Before you move it from my face LOVE'S LETTER: TO VIRGINIA First Line: Every new thing-the sentence began and began Last Line: (the inflammation promising through my lungs)-mended? What then? MAN WHO WON'T PAY DUES First Line: While the bad slept well, he Last Line: Next to a chevron of sand %she has swept beside his red wings MARGINAL LUMINOSITY First Line: End of the 18th century: the sun begins, only Last Line: Scurrying on the floor of the poultry run MEDITATIVE First Line: A dog manages to catch its own tail. At first Last Line: A woman opens a book with nothing inside MOMENT WHEN YOUR NAME IS PRONOUNCED First Line: This high up, the face Last Line: Blows into my fields MOON AND PAGE GHAZAL First Line: Before the neutrinos could interact with matter, they went out Last Line: Forever, she said - flash - smiling as the bridesmaid went out MOSCOW BATHS First Line: Perceives two naked men Last Line: At a man in the cold %tank submerged to his hat MOTHER First Line: I was so pregnant Last Line: Falls through the line NEAR SUICIDE OF LEON RAPOLLO First Line: The floor of lake pontchartrain is littered with clarinets Last Line: When you blow out your breath NEW PROOF DEATH COMES AFTER LIFE First Line: Each evening the dog pisses Last Line: Asking for water, being served shit NO MATTER HOW GOOD YOU ARE Last Line: Cage burst out and something changed in me as I was falling NORFOLK First Line: From across the room, its clutter Last Line: And I thought, then, there was some limit to set on my pain ONE EVENING IN SUMMER Last Line: Though running away from an orge ONO NO KOMACHI First Line: The cut bamboo fence; wind Last Line: She blows out, she turns old ORIENTATION ROSES, A HISTORY 1. SELECT ENERGY. APPLY CONDUCTIVE PASTE First Line: 1996 %a telephone %swinging on its cord in the rain outside penn station. Alone Last Line: And begins to darken in his sleep ORIENTATION ROSES, A HISTORY: 2.CHARGE. PUSH CHARGE BUTTON ON APEX First Line: 1967 %the groaning and gnatting of early, sudden dark Last Line: Look of joy in its face ORIENTATION ROSES, A HISTORY: 3. DISCHARGE. STAND CLEAR OF PATIENT PARABLE IN WOLVES' CLOTHING First Line: The house is building a woman Last Line: She lays her fire in. %they lift the trapdoor from the night PARABLE OF THE TINDERBOX First Line: : how, looking for the tinderbox, a witch Last Line: The cure ensures its disease PASTORAL First Line: Prime pry prime me rocks prime evil rocks form Last Line: Two is that two is passed is that that is that passed PHOTO: SIXTH BIRTHDAY, LEVEE CAMPS, FR. LIBRETTOS FOR EROS First Line: Two white children out of nine Last Line: Looming through perpetual dawns in the nap of mississippi, %1955 PLOT First Line: Where a man loves a woman there is an island Last Line: Markings red and brown, and of good size PROLOGUE TO A BIDDING Poem Text First Line: Though each single life occurs PROLOGUE TO A BIDDING First Line: Though each single life occurs Last Line: Thinking, I am with you, I am %you PROPHECY First Line: If I directed my friends' lives Last Line: I want you to take this. %I have cut it for you PROVINCES OF MARS, FR. LIBRETTOS FOR EROS First Line: I ordered this blue paper from a catalogue Last Line: In this inconsonant dark PSYCHOANALYSIS OF MUSIC First Line: No lie, those who strolled to the end Last Line: It is done in one take PSYCHOANALYSIS OF WATER Poem Text First Line: The clock here is quiet. Subject(s): Water PSYCHOANALYSIS OF WATER First Line: The clock here is quiet Last Line: This way she drifts off, mesmerically. %the bathtub overflowing RAFT OF THE MEDUSA First Line: I was crying in the stall while he waited to piss Last Line: Coming up over the hills %of your breasts RED SHIRT First Line: Where rain moves out %from your shoulders Last Line: Is fascination %before and at the end of language REVIVAL First Line: The ritual clatter %of keys hitting the dresser, evan williams Last Line: Carrying a refrigerator box on his head %along a stream where hogs are rooting ROOM First Line: To inanimate objects even our slightest moves Last Line: A human gift is burning like a flower RUINED TUNNEL Poem Text First Line: One of them drops radio into hardhat Subject(s): Tunnels RUINED TUNNEL First Line: One of them %drops radio into hardhat Last Line: Two men he loves behind RUSH TO THE LAKE First Line: Who is allowed in the inner Last Line: Dead in stories RUST Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: What are they? Orchids SCAFFOLDING AND WIND First Line: The child showed what she Last Line: No, your heart SECOND PRESENCE First Line: When the red flying squirrel hits Last Line: Open, his flicker open SENSATIONS UPON ARRIVING First Line: The swallows fold themselves into sheets of solid air. In silent films Last Line: Will be. And stands frozen, the way they stare in silent films SICKNESS First Line: When I thought I was testing you Last Line: You laid it on my forehead %gently SILENCE OF GOOM First Line: In the famous shopping mall Last Line: To well staffed shops of gaping shelves SILENCE OF GORKY PARK First Line: Perceives a species of black Last Line: Nor can they sing %for their supper SILENCE OF RED SQUARE First Line: As though in penance Last Line: Crushed butts %from cobblestones SILENCE OF THE LENINGRAD SUBWAY First Line: Perceives the mendicant glance Last Line: Green apples in an open %blue purse SINISTER First Line: As if a distinction might be drawn at the edge of a continuum Last Line: What she heard, horseshoes clanging SLATE-COLORED JUNCOS First Line: Sour newspaper in the oven Last Line: White noise crawling through %the busted streetlight SOMETHING First Line: More than ten years later, she was reading in the Last Line: Herself thinking this, maybe this is the note he left SOUNTRACK AND COLOR TINTS First Line: There is a pulse so faint Last Line: Through open windows sheriff billy willet's %drunken, uphill, lisped soliloquy STONES IN MY PASSWAY First Line: Another houseparty SUITS MOSTLY Last Line: With iridescent dots like beetles SYMPATHY FOR THE NOVITIATE First Line: ...As the retainer benkei, and yoshitsune escape Last Line: The long steady pain his legend admits no part of TABLE LAID WITH HORRORS First Line: I am going on a journey and I will bring Last Line: Fresh heart and salt TAPESTRY First Line: Me, when I think of you I see Last Line: To let their dragonfly bodies %escape from human shells Subject(s): Tapestries TENDENCIES First Line: Perceives a penchant for beet-red hair Last Line: And the glass swirls %nearly clean THE ARK UPON HIS SHOULDERS Poem Text First Line: My husband did all this. - we used to live Subject(s): Family Life; Marriage; Relatives; Weddings; Husbands; Wives THE CEREMONY OF OPENING THE MOUTH AND THE EYES Poem Text First Line: Now, for instance, in the after-storm sheen Subject(s): Eyes; Life; Mouths THE MOMENT WHEN YOUR NAME IS PRONOUNCED Poem Text First Line: This high up, the face THE TAPESTRY Poem Text First Line: Me, when I think of you I see Subject(s): Tapestries THE TINAJERA NOTEBOOK Poem Text First Line: Through my torso, the smooth Subject(s): Travel; Journeys; Trips THIN LIPS First Line: The executioner's delicate son doesn't walk Last Line: Against his father's whisper, %you are my only son THROUGHOUT THIS SCENE Last Line: Brake lights in rain TIME AND THE HOUR First Line: The convulsive incision Last Line: He knew, and he was certain - that he knew TO LIVE WITHOUT SOLACE First Line: This is the meaning of the vision Last Line: And the water croaked before a stalking crane TOILET First Line: Springing through poorly lit Last Line: Toilets. Down- %drip from pullstring VIOLENCE'S NARRATIVE CONTINUED First Line: Didn't he have a loincloth over his gentiles Last Line: Who's going to tell? VOICED STOPS Recitation by Author VOICED STOPS First Line: Summer's sweet theatrum! The boy lunges through Last Line: As star moss rises and purple melic WISTERIA BLUE First Line: Beet field, tall grass, and wind Last Line: Dark. Sheriff billy willet's drunken, %lisped soliloquy WITNESS Poem Text First Line: Or the vision that holds WOMAN IN THE DUNES First Line: Sand in the morning blurs her nipples Last Line: A strong man falls into the pit WRESTLER Last Line: All the while he was weeping |
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