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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: YOUNG, DEAN Matches Found: 222 Young, Dean Poet's Biography 222 poems available by this author ACCEPTANCE SPEECH Poem Text Subject(s): Life; Poetry & Poets ACCEPTANCE SPEECH First Line: This time I'm not going to say a thing Last Line: Would it help if I said amen? AESTHETICS First Line: She rummages though her purse, sobbing Last Line: Maybe %knocking, maybe being shown in, finding some part %still hers AESTHETICS LATE IN THE CENTURY First Line: Noon and crowded. People bring their coffee AGE OF DISCOVERY Poem Text First Line: On the 182nd day of the 34th year Subject(s): Knowledge; Galileo (1564-1642); Galileo Galilei AGE OF DISCOVERY First Line: On the 182nd day of the 34th year AGONY IN THE GARDEN First Line: Today my friend asks me if I want Last Line: Rights itself and starts singing country western ALL TOLD First Line: News of her death Last Line: Comes home, wet from walking in the fog ALLOWANCE First Line: I don't know how my father's body AND BECAUSE HER FACE First Line: And because her face has finally flown Last Line: That all they've raved about has come to pass ANOTHER HIVE First Line: What was I doing last night talking about flaubert Last Line: And the other was to kill you ARCHEOLOGY First Line: The wren says, let's fly really fast Last Line: Who I am, tell me what I've become ARCHON First Line: Something set it off, %a burst of light or Last Line: Sky without a mark, %shadow knitted to the ground ARTS OF CAMOUFLAGE First Line: Aftter years of walking funny Last Line: In fact it's rained solid for weeks AS I RAV'D AND GREW MORE FIERCE AND WILD First Line: I should be writing a letter of recommendation Last Line: Into a sparrow maybe a hawk it's called %death wagon I'll read it to you ASH ODE Poem Text First Line: When I saw you ahead I ran two blocks Subject(s): Love - Nature Of AVALANCHE GARDEN First Line: In the middle of the 45th year %of his education, dean young falls Last Line: I am tired of fighting for you BAY ARENA First Line: When I worked in the bookstore in berkeley Last Line: Shuddering cores of cinder, whirlwinds of ash Variant Title(s): First Course In Turbulenc BEING ASKED BY A STUDENT IF SHOULD ASK OUT A CERTAIN GIRL First Line: I say ger her alone in the kitchen Last Line: I say the final's on monday. %mostly short answer, some matching BELOVED INFIDEL First Line: There was no end to it. Desire BIOGRAPHY WITH LACK OF SLEEP First Line: Last night the party down the street Last Line: Of love, like smoke I thought, watching her %in bed, the languorous inhale and sudden %stabbing out BIRD SANCTUARY First Line: For a while we didn't know what to call it Last Line: Even now, we love each other BIRTHDAY First Line: I didn't expect to stand like my father BOLINAS, CALIFORNIA First Line: The author of the well body book is digging up his septic tank Last Line: Then there's what washes up BREAKERS First Line: One summer I picked peaches in georgia BRIGHT HEAD First Line: Unspeakable things have happened to you Last Line: You said, jump. The chute opens BRONZED Poem Text First Line: That dusty bubble gum, once ubiquitous as starlings Subject(s): Transience; Togetherness; Impermanence BUSINESS OF LOVE IS CRUELTY First Line: It scares me, the genius we have Last Line: Motor: how many times do you have to die %before you're dead? CASTING OFF First Line: In a rowboat you can hear the other CATALOGUES First Line: My slow mailman brings the same CENTRIFUGE First Line: It might have been midnight when last we talked Last Line: Can I call into this electrocuted dark? What will %these riven eyes see? CHANGING GENRES Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: I was satisfied with haiku until I met you, Subject(s): Books; Literature; Reading CHANGING YOUR BULB First Line: I disconnect the power for at least Last Line: Of the spirit that can not be destroyed CHAPPED LIPS First Line: The problem with childhood Last Line: They're completely devoid of pubic hair CHICKEN LITTLE First Line: Yesterday the low-end guy CIRCLES I TRAVEL IN First Line: My first wife only functioned %on days that required excessive Last Line: We were born just minutes apart CLANGOR First Line: I won't believe the frog brought forth Last Line: I could live without you COLOPHON Poem Text First Line: More than the beetles turned russet, Subject(s): Bees; Mortality; Beekeeping COLOPHON First Line: More than the beetles turned russet Last Line: Bodies of air. I don't think there's any way %to prepare COMET First Line: After she left I sat trying to quiet COTTON IN THE PILL BOTTLE First Line: I love the fog Subject(s): Change; Fog; Haze COTTON IN THE PILL BOTTLE First Line: I love the fog Last Line: How it goes only so far from the sea Subject(s): Change; Fog CRASH TEST DUMMIES OF AN IMPERFECT GOD Poem Text First Line: Because we are so stupid Subject(s): God; Life DEAR BOB Poem Text Subject(s): Life DEAR FRIEND Poem Text First Line: What will be served for our reception Subject(s): Conduct Of Life DEAR READER Poem Text First Line: My nightmares are your confetti DISSECTING THE BEAST First Line: Warm february night. Still, inside DOG TOY First Line: Master, how can I make a million dollars? Last Line: Waiting for? You've already %been given your free gift DON'T WEAR THAT SHIRT WITH THOSE PANTS First Line: One need not weep among the leafless trees Last Line: But what's a judgment without a powdered wig? DRAMA IN LAST ACTS First Line: Throughout, the days of summer will be portrayed Last Line: Just as the white gloves made me feel %invulnerable and nearly vanished DRINKING FROM A PUDDLE First Line: Denise says she can't recall one decent fuck Last Line: In nothing but my only good white shirt EASILY BRUISED First Line: Sometimes the foramen ovale doesn't Last Line: Milky parallelograms, fiery triangles %charged with her protection EASY AS FALLING DOWN STAIRS Poem Text First Line: To always be in motion there is no choice Subject(s): Love EIDOS First Line: Mary suddenly laughs. Of course not yes Last Line: Glue, bone. Dimensions unknown ELEGY FOR MY CAT First Line: Toby's dying. Kidney failure. 18 years old ELEGY ON TOY PIANO Poem Text First Line: You don't need a pony Last Line: About this, even diamonds do not lie Subject(s): Death; Poetry & Poets; Dead, The EMBRYOYO First Line: I don't ask for much: a little cleavage Last Line: My garment bag's about to burst EMERALD SPIDER BETWEEN ROSE THORNS Poem Text First Line: Imagine, not even or really ever tasting ERRATA First Line: I turned the assemblage upside-down Last Line: The swans are back on the lake EVENING PRIMROSE First Line: Beauty doesn't only reside in bodies Last Line: In the hallways run a hundred children %in blue capes EVERY LIGHT IN THE HOUSE First Line: A man wakes in a rowboat EVERYDAY ESCAPES Poem Text First Line: My poor students, all I ask of them Subject(s): Students FACET First Line: For weeks I've gone unbroken %but not unpunished by the quiet Last Line: Or only in a detached way like a monk %for a scorpion FACULTY SUMMARY REPORT First Line: I'm afraid %they will know how powerless I am Last Line: Where something was dragged then taken into the air FAMILIAR TERRITORY First Line: In the place I'm renting Last Line: I can write your name on a grain of rice FIRST TIME & THE TIME BEFORE THAT First Line: I'm 17 & she's straddled me Last Line: Who sends them on missions & they always return %dented, immutable, unalloyed FLAMENCO First Line: Sad song, thousand-mile voice Last Line: Space %teething through the night FOTTAGE Poem Text First Line: How goofy and horrible is life. Just Subject(s): Pain; Suffering; Misery FROTTAGE First Line: How goofy and horrible is life. Just Last Line: Hum of glories, morning glories GERMINATIONS First Line: I love sitting here by the screens GLIDER Poem Text First Line: I was supposed to have died Subject(s): Mortality GLIDER First Line: I was supposed to have died Last Line: Into the minnowy gears of the sea GOD SON First Line: What could the baby know the couple Last Line: Spinning above the bassinet GUIDANCE COUNSELING First Line: When the woman, her shoulders on the bed Last Line: The woman enters an elevator, a gentleman removes his hat GUIDEBOOK First Line: Your last night in a foreign city Last Line: You find yourself soliloquizing mist, %flicking matches at swans HALFLIVES OF YOUNGONIUM First Line: I am wearing the bride's underpants Last Line: Even their notebooks have to be locked %in a lead box HAMMER Poem Text First Line: Every wednesday when I went to the shared office Subject(s): Teaching & Teachers; Educators; Professors HANDY GUIDE Poem Text First Line: Avoid adjectives of scale. Subject(s): Advice; Conduct Of Life HE SAID TURN HERE Poem Text First Line: And then tony showed us the lake Subject(s): Lakes; Summer; Grief; Pools; Ponds; Sorrow; Sadness HE SAID TURN HERE First Line: And then tony showed us the lake Last Line: Maybe even race HIVE First Line: All the time asking where are we going Last Line: When you thold them where you were going? %isn't anyone ever going to come? HOW GRASP GREEN Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Trees I have planted: an ash, Subject(s): Mortality HOW I GET MY IDEAS First Line: Sometimes you just have to wait %15 seconds then beat the prevailing nuance Last Line: But keep hammering because %hammering makes the world HOWL UPONE ESKAPING, I LEARNED MEY VEHIKLE IS NOT SEA-WORTHIE First Line: When I got up from my nap in 1999 Last Line: I was just like you until I was alone %then I was a cherry blossom HUMAN LOT Poem Text Subject(s): Life; Mankind; Human Race I AM BUT A TRAVELER IN THIS LAND & KNOW LITTLE OF ITS WAY First Line: Is everything a field of energy caused Last Line: Touches a bush in which birds are singing I AM BUT A TRAVELER IN THIS LAND & KNOW LITTLE OF ITS WAYS Poem Text First Line: Is everything a field of energy caused Subject(s): Nature; Body, Human I CAN HARDLY BE CONSIDERED A RELIABLE WITNESS First Line: First there was a raffle conducted by silhouettes Last Line: And it's weeks before they can even float upright I HAVE FOUND THE BEST WAY First Line: To break several bones of the hand Last Line: Nothing will protect you I SAID YES BUT I MEANT NO Poem Text First Line: People are compelled to be togetherf I SAID YES BUT I MEANT NO First Line: People are compelled to be together good and bad Last Line: You are in fact dying I'M SICK OF PEOPLE SAYING THE AVANT GARDE IS DEAD First Line: You never recover from being born Last Line: Unprepared. Look out! For god's sake %turn into the skid! IF THOU DISLIK'ST WHAT THOU FIRST LIGHT'ST ON First Line: I had come to the house, in a cave of trees Last Line: But keep going and you'll reach the sea IMMORTALITY First Line: I'm having myself for the last time Last Line: Had let me, let me, let me, juice %would still be dripping down our necks IN A SMALL COUNTRY First Line: Everyone completely done in Last Line: Forks while an unseen force pulled back %a curtain in a box INFIRMAMENT First Line: An end is always punishment for a beginning Last Line: Which is how the continents are made %and broken INTERFERENCE AND DELIVERY First Line: There's this hiss INTERVIEW First Line: Don't be afraid of me on the telephone Last Line: Those fortunes are a little late INVENTION OF HEAVEN First Line: The mind becomes a field of snow Last Line: And then you will wash your face KNIGHT IN ERROR First Line: Someone called someone who called Last Line: Take on the traffic at the boiling intersection, %hack deep into the valley of singing thorns LACE First Line: While crickets tighten their solitary bolts Last Line: Into seed and wind, into dirt, into into into LAST NIGHT'S BREAD First Line: I need this light behind me on LAST WORDS First Line: I too love my small life Last Line: I used to move pretty fast. %invisible, barefoot river LEARN BY DOING First Line: One walking a lobster on a leash Last Line: To be fit for nothing else, except teaching LIKE SADNESS IN MUSIC First Line: I have to lie on the floor Last Line: A small-white-dog-in-the-rain thing. %february and tangerines. %erasing, erasing, not saying a word LIVES OF COMPOSERS First Line: Once I knew a girl named dawn Last Line: You thought you could dance, thought %you heard a song LIVES OF THE DEAD First Line: So I left my kingdom. Granted Last Line: Not knowing where I am LIVES OF THE DEEP SEA DIVERS Poem Text First Line: I keep missing my stop so Subject(s): Conduct Of Life LIVES OF THE INVENTORS First Line: When leonardo is 11 and still sober Last Line: Part bellows, part tank and I got out of there quick LIVES OF THE MIND First Line: I wake in pjs crenellated and badged Last Line: But go the whole way through LIVES OF THE NONCOMBATANTS First Line: Poor lorca, what a sissy, his whole life Last Line: And even then our dreams will almost kill us LIVES OF THE PAINTERS First Line: When I hatched from my black egg Last Line: Swan sperm, beautiful beautiful bicycles LIVES OF THE POETS First Line: To you, walt whitman has probably Last Line: On being drunk when I leave LIVES OF THE SURGE PROTECTORS Poem Text First Line: When she said what she said I Subject(s): Conduct Of Life; Robots & Robotics LIVES OF THE VETERANS Poem Text First Line: Byzantium was once a city on the bosporus Subject(s): War LOOSE KNOT First Line: It must have been on the same day LOVE POEM WITH LIES AND SELFISHNESS First Line: Perhaps most it's brevity MARRIAGE First Line: Most of us remember finding our first Last Line: It's carrying something, %a cup too full, a phone number, a thought like %a letter torn then taped t MATTER OF FAITH First Line: When they picked up the stretcher she died MAYBE IT MEANT SOMETHING ELSE First Line: When the little girl held forward her lamb Last Line: In a small, galvanized tub MEMORIES OF THE INVISIBLE MAN First Line: I don't know if I have lost MORTAL POEM First Line: I do not understand why I love you Last Line: It is gone this morning MY FALL TEACHING SCHEDULE First Line: We're trying to unload the pope Last Line: He still won't say what it tastes like MY LIFE WITH LITTER First Line: The man with a useless, ripped-cord mike MY OWN RECOGNIZANCE First Line: Snow falls like torn kleenex that day Last Line: They didn't search us all that much MY PEOPLE First Line: Initially, I too appeared between the legs Last Line: The trees our fathers planted we will not see again MYTH MIX First Line: In the beginning, everything is mingled Last Line: You won't have to worry if you are really loved NOT NOW THOSE LITTLE GOODBYE STORIES First Line: Today my friend is having her heart fixed NOTE TO TONY ENCLOSED WITH MY OLD JEAN JACKET First Line: Herein lies what I lived through and with Last Line: Which may, even this, %nearly rag, permanently soiled, passed-on, %constitute a gift ONE STORY Poem Text First Line: In one story, the coyote sings us into being Subject(s): Death; Fathers; Garcia Lorca, Federico (1898-1936); Paperweights; Dead, The ONE STORY First Line: In one story, the coyote sings us into being Last Line: Mewing beneath the earth Subject(s): Death; Fathers; Garcia Lorca, Federico (1898-1936); Paperweights ONLY ONE OF MY DEATHS Poem Text First Line: Because it seems the only way to save the roses Subject(s): Beetles; Roses ONLY ONE OF MY DEATHS First Line: Because it seems the only way to save the roses Last Line: Perhaps they'd prefer that ORIGINAL MONKEY First Line: I'm working on my vanishing point Last Line: As if back there somewhere %was something immense and intact ORIGINAL PURPOSES First Line: I'm having trouble with my muffin Last Line: Our liability and embeds us in the sky Subject(s): Muffins ORPHANAGE First Line: My friend has come back to the city OTHER OBIT Poem Text First Line: Night, what more do you want Last Line: Tock and such deep wagons on so many panged wheels Subject(s): Nostalgia OTHER OBIT First Line: Night, what more do you want Last Line: Tock and such deep wagons on so many panged wheels Subject(s): Nostalgia OTHER ORBIT Poem Text First Line: Night, what more do you want? Why this second per second Subject(s): Nostalgia OVER THE INTERCOM First Line: They think if they talk in numbers Last Line: Just put your hand on my chest, %I'll show you who's the monster OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE First Line: It has always been our intention Last Line: And remember, due to the flood, %the tornado drill has been postponed Subject(s): Government; Politics PAINTING THE HOUSE First Line: I've been listening to the old songs PARADISE First Line: Behind the art building, the weather's Last Line: Their children's first names, how they father died PHANTOM PAINS First Line: Sometimes I remember my father PINK DUST First Line: She was trying to explain how to get to her restaurant Last Line: Which I do and woke accountably happy PIT First Line: Before my father dies, before I fall asleep PLEASURE Poem Text First Line: One of those times I knew even then Subject(s): Restaurants; Pleasure; Cafes; Diners PLEASURE First Line: One of those times I knew even then Last Line: There's free matches by the door POEM WITHOUT FORGIVENESS Poem Text First Line: The husband wants to be taken back Subject(s): Forgiveness; Clemency POST-OVIDIAN First Line: The last I remember is drinking Last Line: Like one wrestled from a cloud PRAYER TO A WINDOW First Line: Of some people all that remains Last Line: Breathing but you could touch its open eye PRESENTATION TO THE KING First Line: A beach in august, overcast, pelicans PULLING THROUGH First Line: In the gash of my friend's leg, a whiteish lump READY-MADE BOUQUET Poem Text First Line: It's supposed to be spring but the sky Subject(s): Play READY-MADE BOUQUET First Line: It's supposed to be spring but the sky Last Line: We think of it as a giant rose, %not a tiny room Subject(s): Play REDUX TELEMACHUS First Line: This night sky: not easily understood Last Line: And I am surely chased REPUBLICAN VICTORY First Line: In the field, the complex snowmen Last Line: They'll never forgive us REVIVE First Line: This morning a spider fell into my coffee RIVER MERCHANT, STUCK IN KALAMAZOO, WRITES HIS WIFE A LETTER .... First Line: We were looking forward to being alive Last Line: Fall on the no more factory ROBERT DENOS (1900-1945) First Line: A surrealist in the twenties, praised Last Line: Over the sundial of our lives ROBERT DESNOS Poem Text First Line: A surrealist in the twenties, praised Last Line: Over the sundial of our lives Subject(s): Desnos, Robert (1900-1945); Surrealism; Breton, Andre (1896-1966) ROTHKO'S YELLOW Poem Text First Line: What I don't understand is the beauty. Subject(s): Beauty ROTHKO'S YELLOW First Line: What I don't understand is the beauty. Last Line: And tried. What I don't understand is the beauty SAFE SEX First Line: Often you'll feel two things at once Last Line: Or is it joy - is unbearable SAME OCEAN First Line: When I saw my friend's daughter Last Line: How relieved he is she's not afraid, how %relieved she is it's warm and full of voices SAVE First Line: Last night after the last game I tried SCARECROW ON FIRE Poem Text First Line: Everything is brushed away, off the sleeve, Subject(s): Dreams; Nightmares SECOND RECEPTION First Line: When I got back SHALLOWS First Line: Every year two kids get to the middle SHIELD OF MOON DUST First Line: Until your name is called Last Line: Here comes the next. The doctor will see you now SIDE EFFECTS First Line: Your papillae momentus is shot, these pills Last Line: Right in the middle of your chest SKIPPING THE RECEPTION First Line: I don't really want to meet burkard Last Line: Welcome t the glacier SKY DIVE First Line: In school it had been important to learn Last Line: Hanging from a handkerchief SNOWY PRAIRIE RABBIT First Line: Mary ruefle was born in missouri Last Line: We are very luck tonight SOURCES OF THE DELAWARE Poem Text First Line: I love you he said but saying it took twenty years Subject(s): Children; Love; Rivers; Childhood STATE OF THE UNION First Line: Following the three hour discussion Last Line: Forgive me, you who I've always known %but never met STORMS Poem Text First Line: I've been sweating again, a symptom Subject(s): Anxiety STORMS First Line: I've been sweating again, a symptom Last Line: I am empty I am stuck. In the rain %I am pilfering and wanton and struck STRIP/RUIN (DEKOONING WOMAN) First Line: What with the men shouting and pounding Last Line: The connivance and sugars and arm utterly bent %to accomplish the last position. %the mouth, the mou STUDENT IN A DISTANT LAND First Line: We could see some mountains I didn't Last Line: And sometimes hydrogen peroxide SUNFLOWER Poem Text First Line: When dean young vacuums he hears Last Line: Clouds that were his idea Subject(s): Men; Sunflowers SUNFLOWER First Line: When dean young vacuums he hears Last Line: Clouds that were his idea Subject(s): Men; Sunflowers THANK YOU, TEACHERS First Line: My teacher is lovely Last Line: They somehow know is there THE BUSINESS OF LOVE IS CRUELTY Poem Text First Line: It scares me the genius we have Subject(s): Evil THE INVENTION OF HEAVEN Poem Text First Line: The mind becomes a field of snow Subject(s): Heaven; Paradise THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE Poem Text First Line: It has always been our intention Subject(s): Politics & Government THE RHYTHMS PROUNCE THEMSELVES ADN THEN VANISH Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: After they told me the ct showed Subject(s): Illness; Body, Human THINE IS THE KINGDOM First Line: While we watch the sun drag its dropcloth THIS LIVING HAND First Line: It's not only the word roses Last Line: With which I write these words THREE WEEKS LATE First Line: Because they've forgotten they're slaves Last Line: To not answer it, there's all this blood on the sheet THRESHOLD First Line: After the sagittal and lateral cuts Last Line: Still, at any moment we can be carried skyward, %there's so little to us THROWN AS IF FIERCE & WILD Poem Text Subject(s): Conduct Of Life; Transience; Impermanence TIGER First Line: Look of a wren, not dead yet Last Line: If only I was thrown hard enough TODAY'S VISIBILITY First Line: I don't know what I was thinking Last Line: Roses, chunks of ice bobbing in the table TORN RED INTERIOR First Line: This is the time of year people return Last Line: Paree is a blitz of wussy amateurs TRACE ELEMENTS First Line: There was this creek TRANSUBSTANTIATION First Line: Once I found six letters TRIBE First Line: The first people came out of the lake Last Line: When you don't even know who you are TWILIGHT WITH X'S First Line: A boy walking home in twilight UNATTAINABLE First Line: Often, those first years of divorce Last Line: Red parabola within flesh UNTHREATENING GESTURES First Line: Please secure the cap back on the catsup Last Line: I did not scream, baby was asleep UPON HEARING OF ANOTHER MARRIAGE BREAKING UP Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Saw an upside-down horse in a puddle. Subject(s): Guilt; Divorce UPON HEARING OF MY FRIEND'S MARRIAGE BREAKING UP, I ENVISION ATTACK Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Even in september moon, the ground hog Last Line: As dog costumes go Variant Title(s): Upon Hearing Of My Friend's Marriage Breaking Up Subject(s): Divorce UPON HEARING OF MY FRIEND'S MARRIAGE BREAKING UP, I ENVISION ATTACK First Line: Even in september moon, the ground hog Last Line: To get them working again Variant Title(s): Upon Hearing Of My Friend's Marriage Breaking U Subject(s): Divorce VELVET UNDERGOUND First Line: Everyone's sitting around nick's and kenny says Last Line: Yet one remains unknown VINTAGE Poem Text First Line: Because I will die soon, I fall asleep Subject(s): Mortality WAITING ROOM First Line: I could feel my limitless heart slamming Last Line: Where twice it has been sown WARBLER First Line: My novelist is suffering from an unknown Last Line: Later he was surrounded by a beautiful sphere of light WE THROUGH MISTS DESCRY First Line: So much energy. People buying watermelons Last Line: Once a preying mantis chrysalis hatched in my desk WHAT A GOOD HORSE I HAVE Last Line: Past the schoolhouses where %children are eating paint WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE First Line: We've always been where we are Last Line: We're going to carry you away WHERE DO WE COME FROM? WHAT ARE WE? WHERE ARE WE GOING First Line: From the richest dirt man first molded WHILE TONY HOAGLAND READS AT THE POETRY SOCIETY OF AMERICA First Line: I am not worried much. The music is very Last Line: November 15th, 1973, cheering and shouting for more WHIRLPOOL SUITE First Line: In regards to sexual relations Last Line: Every day is crash day WHITE CRANE Poem Text Subject(s): Poetry & Poets; Fathers; Death; Cranes (birds); Dead, The WHITE CRANE First Line: I don't need to know any more about death Last Line: Its beak down your throat. %rain, heartbeats of rain WHOZ SIDE U ON, ANYWAY? First Line: Once there was a mountain here %then a glacier came and when Last Line: Of uplift in the end, a talking %rose or a kiss made of mist WIND First Line: I'm looking for my trash-can lid WINGED PURPOSES Poem Text First Line: Fly from me does all I would have stay, Subject(s): Flying WITH LUCK, THEY COME WHEN CALLED First Line: My wife lies on the couch crying WOMAN WHO PARKS IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE First Line: Hair the color of red vinyl talking Last Line: Oh baby baby baby beautifully arrives YEAH, YEAH, YEAH IMPERATIVE First Line: I'm worried how y carries his money Last Line: Each other, the lady who runs the place saying, %no, the eyes aren't for sale separately |
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