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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: eigner, larry Matches Found: 395 Eigner, Larry Poet's Biography 395 poems available by this author #NAME? First Line: That's the back door, yes Last Line: The voices spread out #NAME? First Line: Let in the door Last Line: For use %sometimes / HEIGHT... Last Line: Steps %stars / INTERESTING BAD NEWS Last Line: How many philosophers out in the west 3-YEAR OLD First Line: Screaming Last Line: Taking a ride 8 MINUTES AGO THE SUN Last Line: All over town again A FETE Poem Text First Line: The children were frightened by crescendoes A STRUCTURED FIELD Recitation by Author A TEMPORARY LANGUAGE Recitation by Author ABSOLUTES ARE NOTHING / LIKE THE SKY Last Line: Branches %shining ACHES AND PAINS Last Line: Cloud inches the window AFTER ONITSURA Last Line: Pain in the neck AFTER SHIKI First Line: Coming to see the cherries %he had his money-bags stolen Last Line: It's too bad %the man from the country AGAIN -- AND -- AGAIN / PRETTY -- SOON First Line: Too much of everything Last Line: What's this come next AGAIN DAWN Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: The sky dropped Subject(s): Dawn; Sunrise AH, SO, YES Last Line: Jedo crt %ny %c AIR A BATH YOU TOOK Last Line: Then there's wind but still no cloud ALL INTENTS Recitation ALL MY LIFE Last Line: Across a time AMONG VARIOUS HILLS Last Line: Crooked the %end of the street AND HERE COMES A / WASHBOARD Last Line: A ghost for the dog days ANIMALS / WHEN PETS Last Line: Roaming %at will ANIMATES / SQUIRRELS AND PHONE WIRES AND BIRDS Last Line: Wind in %the morning %pipes ANYTHING ON ITS SIDE First Line: Take it %every atom of me ANYTIME First Line: Slow -- poking around the bush Last Line: Is there too much of the sky APRIL 2 78 Poem Text First Line: Wind huge outside since when ARMS / IN A WALTZ Last Line: Punctuate %92 %going on AROUND THE FRAMES Recitation by Author AS THOREAU MIGHT SAY First Line: Cool it Last Line: Whoever can AT / THE WINDOW Last Line: Little enough lost where AT DEATH'S OLSON Recitation by Author AT THE BEACH I SAW Last Line: Island of cloud AUG ../ FOR BERNARD / HEMENSLEY Last Line: Of familiar bits AUG 19 90 1691 First Line: Cloud rumped Last Line: Without stir %in the sun %besides the sun AUGUST 6-8 78 Poem Text First Line: Maybe/words and things among us go B Poem Text First Line: Is it serious or funny? 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BARE TREE / ALTERNATE Last Line: And then the individual %identity %clearing BATHWATER / NEXTDOOR Last Line: Green %tree %talk BEAUTIFUL BOOKS Last Line: Like everything else BEAUX TEMPS MONTGOMERY ET BASHO Last Line: A frog welcomes BEEN -- OVER -- AND --OVER -- AGAIN First Line: Pick between %calling life Last Line: Even at the end BIBLE Last Line: Thicknesses, of the sunday paper BIG -- WIND -- IN -- THE -- TREETOPS First Line: What shapes Last Line: The outside sound BIG / BIG Last Line: Swallow BIG EAVES Last Line: And it gets harder BIG OBLONG BOX First Line: A goodwill truck Last Line: Whatever's inside BIG ON PLAYBACK Last Line: Tickling -- the ear BIG RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES Last Line: Stimulus %imagination BIG SLEEP First Line: Walking around Last Line: Everywhere beyond BIRD FLIGHT Last Line: Across the street BIRD TOP / THE TREE LINE Last Line: All %bright %morning BIRDS Recitation by Author Subject(s): Birds BIRDS / A GOOD DISTANCE FROM Last Line: Clothed %yellow %green BIRDS / UP IN THE AIR Last Line: Now there'll be snow BIRDS LIKE LEAVES ON BARE TWIGS Last Line: The others look small, buds BLANKET First Line: The o lym pi c system's becoming persuasive Last Line: Words vaporize as you try to see all through them BLUE CAN THE Last Line: The house %paint gleams %out BOOKSHELF First Line: Is this biomass Last Line: Has extra room BOWELS Last Line: J'ai 50 ans BOX OF R R TRACKS First Line: Crane %garage -- pump Last Line: Bridgewater %conveying goods BREATHING INVISIBLE SMOKE Last Line: Bush flower -- and tree BRIGHT AFTERNOON First Line: A motorbike Last Line: Shadow BRIGHT MOON -- SKY Last Line: Some light -- is the fog sea BUILD-UP -- PILEUP Last Line: Poking along by the fence BUSY -- DAYLIGHT -- LICKING Last Line: It walks off BUSY HOUR Last Line: And people enough walking CAR -- PEN -- T -- ER First Line: Ships above earth Last Line: Parallel %smoke CAR STUCK / HORN / FINE Last Line: You can't really track years CAR WINDOW / LAST SEEN Last Line: Shapes and too sizes CAT Last Line: Move in %on %a tree CAT First Line: Always a bee-line CAT -- ROLL First Line: Imagine to feel Last Line: Morning %outdoors CAT ALL WET Last Line: Over and over CAT OUTLINE Last Line: Not quite asleep CHANGE OF LIFE? AH / LIVING CHANGES -- AH Last Line: Against the dull trees CLOSED SYSTEM / OF EARTH Last Line: In all proportion %the outsized man CLOUD -- THE WIND Last Line: Marches %all %over CLOUDS / WINDY Last Line: Bound for somewhere COMMON SENSE Recitation by Author CONTACT COMMUNICATION Recitation by Author COOL NEAR / THE WINDOW -- THAT'S / THE CLIMATE Last Line: Where the stars are CORNER / STOP-SIGN Last Line: Arrowy traffic %on the bigger road CORNER STORE ROSES ON / SALE Last Line: On the eave CRAZY OPPORTUNITY First Line: Daily around DARK SWIMMERS Last Line: The toppled clouds %the squared mountain DECEMBER 2-3 1992 Poem Text First Line: The whole orchestra DETECTING First Line: Boredom %in a degree Last Line: Letting things go DIFFERENT VOICES First Line: Billions, people Last Line: (millions, cats DO IT YRSELF First Line: Now they have two cars to clean Last Line: They are taller than their cars DON'T GO Last Line: Stars shone %on deadly fish DOORKNOBS -- ABOUT / ALL THERE IS Last Line: Around the clock %gulls DORDOGNE / AIRY WEIGHTS MOVED HOME Last Line: Clouds %skies DOT First Line: A glimpse is space Last Line: Thing to see DOWN A LONG WAY Last Line: Look at %the glory DRIVE YOU / UP / THE WALL Last Line: On top %too DYING Recitation by Author Subject(s): Death; Dead, The EAVE END Last Line: The overcast sky ECHO OF Last Line: Another turn EIGHT POEMS Poem Text First Line: Summer and winter ELECTRIC SHAVER FANATICALLY Last Line: After this much time getting dog-eared END HISTORY ABOUT LIKE ANY OTHER POINT First Line: The line between Last Line: -- night -- day -- '...Armies...' END OF A STORY, THE GROUND Last Line: The future of death can be ENOUGH / VOLUNTARY REMARK Last Line: If there's no whatever time ENOUGH NEW Recitation by Author ENVIRON S Poem Text First Line: Many shapes of wings ENVIRON S First Line: Many shapes of wings EVERYBODY DIES Recitation by Author EVERYPLACE A CENTER' First Line: Beginning of Last Line: Back on %itself EVERYTHING LIKE / TIME -- OUT Last Line: A constant thing EVERYTHING YOU CAN'T HAVE Last Line: As it puts you to sleep FAIRLY LONG First Line: Legs hanging down Last Line: Then even when it stops FARTHER PAST NOW Last Line: Whatever worth FAST AND SLOW Last Line: The healing taste of sleep FEATHERY SKY Last Line: Or the quick breeze FEEL LIKE GOING OFF Last Line: In another direction still FETE First Line: The children were frightened by crescendoes FIRE AIR EARTH AND WATER Last Line: The appearance of %dawn FIVE POEMS Poem Text First Line: The baby cries he FLAKE DIAMOND OF / THE SEA Last Line: In quiet - smells %a little way FLAT -- UNROOFED BODY Last Line: Manage this big thing FLEERING SNOW Last Line: Of the garage FLY FREE Last Line: To let live FOG First Line: Spread up Last Line: Beyond %cloud FOG/CLOUD THROUGH Last Line: On a dull day FOOTBALL / CROWDED Last Line: People like to feel horny? %yes and no FOOTSTEPS -- A DOG BARK Last Line: Dawn's come FREEDOM -- AGING Last Line: Of this mountain FROM TAGO-NO-URA Last Line: Snow reared fallen is FROM THE SUSTAINING AIR Last Line: I am, finally, an incompetent, after all FULL LIFE / TAKEN LITTLE BY LITTLE Last Line: The pieces -- wholes FUTILITY, FUTURITY, POSTERITY Last Line: Too long or too short GETTING OLD First Line: Poems about %fences and vines Last Line: To a slow wind GLASS / BY GLASS Last Line: So many thoughts %to ac- %cept GLIDING A MOMENT Last Line: And short and swift GLUTTONY First Line: Maybe Last Line: Growing young GOING First Line: Sirens somewhere Last Line: Out of san francisco GOING OUT First Line: All these small worlds GONE First Line: The world under the sky GOOD First Line: I've had the bagel and I've eaten it too GOOD FOOD First Line: (ambrosia %manna from) Last Line: From the bottom of the hole HAPPY CHICKEN Last Line: Tasting so good HAYFEVER First Line: Overwhelmed with %onions Last Line: Let alone the moon HEAT UP AND MAKE SPREAD FAST Last Line: Seeing the black holes HERE -- I -- GO -- AGAIN First Line: What to make of Last Line: Or the whole world for that matter HERE AND THERE Last Line: The stars shift HOMER PLAYING / VIOLIN Last Line: He had a voice HORIZONS IN HOLLAND Last Line: Winds %thistles HOT DAY / O BOY / EXPANSION Last Line: Swinging the arm HOTRODS Recitation HOURS, KEEPERS OF HEAVEN First Line: Time is lost Last Line: Some brought him back alive HOW First Line: Easy to Last Line: Tone -- in %becoming HOW I READ LARRY EIGNER First Line: Music is human in the event' (of the poem?) it says somewhere Last Line: Mountains and plains, a wonder %pain in the neck HOW MUCH A SQUIRREL Recitation by Author Subject(s): Squirrels HOW WAS -- DID Last Line: The phonepole next door to the chimney %sizable too HU -- MAN -- CND -IT N Last Line: Mean something HUMPTY DUMPTY Last Line: Where you can stay I FORGET WHAT Last Line: The moon mild -- an eye I HAVE FELT IT AS THEY'VE SAID Last Line: I break out with a man's cry I RIDE I Last Line: Maximum length every %light spreads I SUDDENLY SHIFTED POSITION AND Last Line: Really have to go I WANT TO GO HOME WOKE Last Line: Is there sweat in your sleep I WAS ABLE TO Last Line: When it returns IMAGINE YOU SEE RAIN Last Line: On a bright day IN RE -- COMPLACENT PEOPLE Last Line: Understanding %passes %imagination IN THE MAW First Line: Tasting Last Line: Betwen meals INTACT First Line: There are both memories and Last Line: There have been INTERSECTIONS OF FORMS Last Line: Though some slide off INTIMATIONS First Line: Child in the drive blue Last Line: Will gulp up the whole earth IT'S JUST A / CAR GOING BY Last Line: Heads and tails ITCH IS THE ITCH IS THE ITCH IS THE ITCH Last Line: Sea -- tunnel -- cloud JULY 26-7 93 Poem Text Recitation First Line: Oblong windows lit JUST A FEW FLOORS Last Line: You come in when it rains KEEP ME STILL, FOR I DO NOT WANT TO DREAM First Line: I live in this house, walls being plastered KNIFE WOUND First Line: Healing -- pain in his hide every once in a while Last Line: Even as the earth circles %spinning LEGISLATOR BODHISATTVA First Line: The greatest machine in the world Last Line: Bounds -- dust -- smoke LETTER FOR DUNCAN First Line: Just because I forget Last Line: You'll always go to sleep %more times than you'll wake LIKE BUSON SAID Last Line: Candle %said LITTLE First Line: Real oblivious bird Last Line: Reflecting the deep blue sky LONG (MACRO) First Line: Traffic passing %I -- was Last Line: In -- under LONG LIFE (HISTORY) Last Line: How many LONG TONGUE -- THE KITE Last Line: How many fires %on earth %whirling eyes LOOKOUT / PLACE / FOR / JONATHAN Last Line: With what %small weight LOUDEST WIND OF THE YEAR Last Line: Maples creak, -- vine, -- trellis LOVE CHILDREN Recitation Subject(s): Children; Childhood LOWER THE LEVEL SOME A LITTLE Last Line: Tickle grows itch MADE / UNIFORMLY / TIME Last Line: In mirroring selves MAGNETIC LINES Recitation by Author MAY 8-24 90 1685 First Line: A fly free some time on the window Last Line: A gate %swinging back %father %to let live MEMORY First Line: The sky more open Last Line: To cut it down METAMORPHOSIS First Line: The cat's joints Last Line: Enough known MIRROR -- WINDOW BESIDE Last Line: The corridor passes the bend MOMENT OF First Line: Sound %travelled Last Line: A car door %creaks MOMENTS Last Line: The cat %grows in MOON / BRIGHT ENOUGH Last Line: How many %times it falls MOON'S RISEN Last Line: As it seems now MORE AND MORE Last Line: Sun and rain MORNING -- DARK -- SEA -- AIR COVER -- SMOKE Last Line: Abundant white MORNING / AGAIN Last Line: Morning MOTH NIGHT / BUTTERFLY MORNINGS Last Line: Beyond the birds the sea sounds %the bays MOTOCYCLISTS! First Line: A dozen blocks Last Line: Sheet %lightening MOVIE TURNED / WALLS / SUDDEN Last Line: Station %park %runway MUSIC IS HUMAN Recitation by Author Subject(s): Music & Musicians MY OWN THOUGHTS AND VISIONS THEN Last Line: So long ago at last NEAR/FAR AND WIDE Last Line: Some intermittent sound NEEDLE GETTING STUCK -- RADIO Last Line: Miles are enormous NEIGHBORS First Line: O it's %ignition Last Line: But outdoors NEWS THROUGH THE HEAD First Line: There's no Last Line: Answer NO CLOUDS CROSS THE SKY Last Line: Space %buildings %windows NO MORE POETRY First Line: Out the window NO PAST / NO FUTURE Last Line: Wake up in the head NOISE GRIMACED NOSE GRIMACED Poem Text NOVEMBER LIKE SUMMER Last Line: And what of the stars %in time NOW -- AGAIN First Line: Mountain ice Last Line: -- I watch my step %in time NOW THERE'S ICE AND SNOW First Line: Stormy last night Last Line: Did you dream at all O JERUSALEM Last Line: Something foolish OCTOBER 8 94 Poem Text First Line: Slight/of a size OH IT'S PRETTY WINDY OUTSIDE Poem Text Last Line: As the clouds move Subject(s): Wind OH IT'S PRETTY WINDY OUTSIDE Last Line: As the clouds move Subject(s): Weather OHH LOVE HOW Last Line: The shore birds are crying OLD -- FILM First Line: Turn of the century Last Line: Maybe died in the war ON First Line: Stars %earth Last Line: Across %traffic ONE LITTLE / THIN SATURN Last Line: Beyond the pale ONLY AT NIGHT Last Line: Shaft %flowerbed %bank OPEN Recitation OPEN First Line: They nod at me and I at stems OPEN AIR WHERE First Line: Fire alight %in the other window as it Last Line: And getting killed OPEN ROAD Recitation by Author OUT BACK IN THE BLACKOUT First Line: The trees wavering Last Line: In time enough OUT IN THE YARD Last Line: With a few wings OUTLINES First Line: I put boxes together Last Line: You get more space P -- L -- A -- T -- F -- O -- R -- M First Line: We all look taller Last Line: As we get to the ceiling PAGES AND PAGES Last Line: Brief -- things PAINTING / THE ASPECT / OF CLOUD Last Line: There is no abruptness PAINTING BELOW Last Line: No weather report PAPER Recitation by Author PARTLY ENCLOSED / EXTENDS Last Line: Clouds hide the sun PASSAGES First Line: Sunlight drawing from shadow, up and down the street PENNY WISE BUT Last Line: It's a game PHONE / POLE Last Line: Roofs %bush %trees PHONE ALL Last Line: Of life %geared %powers PHONEBOOK WHERE Last Line: Sharing some faraway sounds PHOTOS OF / POETS Last Line: Tantalizing languages PLACES / DARK Last Line: Cloud -- storm %still -- stir PLANE First Line: Sound %over Last Line: The echoing sky PLANES GROUNDED: Last Line: No flight paths PLANET / CLOSE / UP WITH Last Line: Packing in %you can't tell PLANETS / HOW COULD ANYONE Last Line: Trees hedge fence leaves POETRY FOR JANE CREIGHTON Last Line: One calculus %in the world POLITICS Last Line: Suspended in the snow POPOVERS / BREAD Last Line: For breakfast POWERHOUSE IN THE SKY First Line: The black hole of religion PRUNING THE TREE Last Line: Clearing the skies PUTTERING -- AROUND First Line: Feels like stalling Last Line: Odds and ends PUZZLE First Line: Poetry %hope Last Line: Around the block QUIET THING -- QUIET --THING Last Line: Over the horizon %still QUITE A WAYS FROM THE SKY First Line: And even the window Last Line: Is that flight RADIO AD First Line: Invite %in german Last Line: A few words REAL First Line: Avid reading Last Line: Nobody knows what anyone's missing REFLECT / WORLD -- CORNERS Last Line: The earth goes round REMEMBER SABBATH DAYS Last Line: And prepare - darkness %among the stars RIDER PEDALING Last Line: A green blanket %the back yard RIDER PEDALLING Last Line: The back yard RIDING/THE CLOUDS OF HIS BELIEF First Line: In flight before sputnik -- mother kept him going Last Line: Open for love -- some sharp and blurred faces ROADSIDE / SQUIRREL / DOWN Last Line: From high %the opposite ROLL AND / ROCK ROCK ROCK ALL OVER BERKELEY Last Line: Like a church bell once Variant Title(s): April 17-22 8 ROM -- REM First Line: Take from %mouth %stone Last Line: On top of %minerva ROUND RED / TOY ON THE ROOF Last Line: Start of the night RUSTLE / EMPTINESS Last Line: Down the block RVRBRANCE First Line: In a small room Last Line: Some few cars parked %not idling SALVATION ARMY LUNCH First Line: Not (e. %coli) flower Last Line: The way time SAME BOOK / A DIFFERENT PAGE Last Line: Real thick %names SCARY -- THEN -- NOW -- WORRISOME Last Line: Wherever I'll end up SCHOOL BUS First Line: Retaining its sign Last Line: In the summer time %being useful, small SEEN IT Last Line: What is there SEPT 26 91 1697.XXXX First Line: Dirty leftover newspaper Last Line: With some faint cloud %over all these streets %for the third straight day SEVEN POEMS Poem Text First Line: The earth you may as well SHADE -- LEAF / INSIDE / LIKE A BIRD Last Line: Where it foots the vine SHADOW / MOTION Last Line: Streak %sky SHADOW HAS MY HEAD Last Line: A bird there just now SHADOWY TAIL Last Line: Head for home SILENCE First Line: Night then moving Last Line: Milling %round %pressure SIX POEMS Poem Text First Line: Piercing the wall the window SNOW Last Line: Cold SNOW FLAKES Recitation by Author SO MANY Last Line: Satiety SO MUCH STUFF Last Line: While the moon's out in the sky SOME LEAVES / DANGLING Last Line: Where %there's no stir SOME MUSCLE'S SORE IN MY NUMB SHOULDER SOUND HORIZON First Line: A plane going on SOUNDS / GREAT / PLACES TO GO Last Line: The huge cloud dims SPECTRA First Line: A great wide band Last Line: Top to bottom %distorted wherever SPINOZA / WANTED TO GO OUT Last Line: He might have been killed SPONTANEOUS GRAVITY Last Line: Older %the better %serve SPRAYING DOWN STILL SOLID CAR Last Line: A bike under %clouds %rain SPRING WINDS Last Line: Seasons -- the globe STAIRWAY LEADING TO NOWHERE Last Line: The motion there, the idea %so slow STAR-LOVER AN Last Line: Right or wrong world %artifact STARRY FIGURES First Line: Nodes %openwork -- earthworks Last Line: In the piling-up continents STATUE / RESOUNDS AND Last Line: In %earth STAY PUTT First Line: There are big windows Last Line: The loning sound of planes STEAM / PIPES / COIL Last Line: The car pulls away %the plane STILL First Line: Some darkness Last Line: Time %branch STILL / SLIGHT First Line: The cat up Last Line: Reflecting the sun STILL THE HOLY BIBLE Last Line: I guess one lump is enough SUCH A DIFFERENT SCENE Last Line: Between the trees SUDDEN First Line: Sight of willie Last Line: Between the sidewalk and street SUDDENLY / A DAY / THAT MAKES YOU SLEEPY Last Line: A roof not %so much walls SUDDENLY BOATYARD Last Line: Or it's just windows SUN -- SUN SOME Last Line: Now -- years SUN FAR Last Line: Different directions SUN SHINING Last Line: Space and a few points SUN-FILLED / STREET -- STILLED Last Line: Some nights SUNDAY / PLANE Last Line: It comes closer %faster SUNDRY TIMES First Line: Run out -- rub out SUNLIT First Line: Cloud pass Last Line: Sky change TASTING First Line: The passaage of time Last Line: Breakfast TDAMPING DOWN Last Line: A sure thing THAT THE NEIGHBORHOOD MIGHT BE COVERED' Last Line: After 3 days - the air %empty from the rain THE CAT'S EARS Recitation by Author Subject(s): Cats THE SKY Recitation by Author THE SUN GOES Recitation by Author THERE NOW -- HERE Last Line: Pulled %in %mostly pairs THREE POEMS Poem Text First Line: The pipes how many THROUGH A SMALL WINDOW, YES First Line: The skies look friendly Last Line: (homes below cloud TIME FLIES Recitation by Author Subject(s): Transience; Impermanence TIME IT'S -- WHOOP Last Line: A straight flat strip TO LOOK OUT Last Line: For the night TO NEGOTIATE Recitation by Author TO OPEN YOUR EARS Recitation TOLSTOI'S KEPT ON Recitation by Author TONGUE-TIED AND / MUSCLE / BOUND Last Line: Leaves %and %snow TORRENTS / AND THEN BIRDS Last Line: The rain's slant hills TRAIN -- / GOING BY Last Line: Cats dogs and squirrels TREE / IN THE SLIGHT WIND Last Line: And clouds in the clear sky TREE / PHONEPOLE Last Line: Wire TREE / SOME BIRD CALLS Last Line: It does seem TREES / UP IN THE AIR Last Line: The wind's gone TREES AND First Line: Cloud over back of the hills Last Line: Blown through with the wind TREES STAND Recitation by Author Subject(s): Trees TRIANGLE SHADOW Last Line: On the opposite wall TRIBUTE TO CAGE Recitation by Author TRYING TO SEE Last Line: What do you see TURNING TO THE WALL Last Line: Standing free in the street TV CIRCUS FROM NORWAY Last Line: First one on this street UNIMAGINABLE Last Line: To feel the dark UNIVERSE Last Line: Is enough and more UNUSUAL First Line: Moment %kept its curl the tail %waved %at the wind Last Line: On the branch up %as %the squirrel %stops %busy %some face and legs UNYIELDING ROCK Recitation by Author UP AND DOWN WITH LUNGS Last Line: Containment VARIOUS SLEEP SEASONS Last Line: Anew whenever it comes %each year VERSION OF A SONG OF FAILURE First Line: Singing %a failed man Last Line: A wolf %in thought %I was now the owls hoot %at the fearful night VIEW CHANGES Last Line: Fences %extrusions %baskets VIEW OF MOMENTS Last Line: In motorcycles grass dust WALNUT -- WALNUT -- LOQUAT Last Line: Against level hills WATER SPLASHES Last Line: Or have been WAVERING SIGHT Last Line: A petrified %branch WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SIDEWALL TRUCK Last Line: Big %english %letters WHAT DISTANCE / HOUSE -- AND / LEAN-TO Last Line: The whole block WHAT IS / LIFE -- NOW -- OR WHO Last Line: This place the rotary %good a time WHAT PRECAUTIONS / SLEEP / EARTH SHAKES Last Line: Mountain %dust %ripples WHAT SIZE S Last Line: Millions of stars WHAT TIME IS Last Line: Moves away WHAT'S / WHAT MAKES THAT HAPPEN Last Line: Till it levels out WHAT'S THAT COOKING Last Line: As darkness arrives WHEELS / FAMILIAR / TURNED Last Line: Silent branches crossed WHEN THE SNOW COMES DOWN Last Line: There's blue sky WHEN TO / GET SOME Last Line: It going %to WHICH DOG IS THAT -- SNEEZING Last Line: Alike red in the sun %blinding glass WHITE / HOUSE Last Line: Or not %the wind WHITMAN'S CRY AT STARVATION Last Line: In eternal darkness WHOLES First Line: For a while a year is a long time Last Line: And life takes on a size WIDE-RANGING First Line: Cloud over Last Line: Somewhere enough for a storm WIND Last Line: Level %branches WIND / AN OCEAN / SO THE TREES MAKE IT Last Line: Silence from %one to others WIND LIKE AN OCEAN Last Line: In time, %(o shut your eyes against the wind) WIND STIRS UP Last Line: The fading sunlight fills WIND THAT RUSTLES Last Line: A few vague clouds WINDOW LIGHTS Last Line: And a tree WINDOW OPENING Last Line: Nothing but the wind up WINDOW WASHING First Line: Musical glass WINDOWS DOWN First Line: The streets, there, in traffic Last Line: On and on, on WOOD OF THE HEADBOARD Last Line: Parts %dimensions %ride WOODS First Line: Repair %shop Last Line: Manufacturing %bright WORDS / SPLIT / SECONDS Last Line: Actual thought WORLD WITHOUT END Last Line: Sky %transformer WOW! / EVERYTHING THERE IS Last Line: And all YA -- BINGO! / IMAGINATION ALL COMPACT Last Line: And living the life out YOU DON'T KNOW Last Line: You want %even at the end YOU GOTTA HAVE STEAM Recitation by Author YOUR GARDEN Last Line: One season and another [A TEMPORARY LANGUAGE] Last Line: To do with %or gotten %done [HOW IT COMES ABOUT] Last Line: The world's sharp bead %curtains [TREES GREEN - THE QUIET SUN] Last Line: Tall growth - echoing %local water |
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