On Reading James Galvin
Somewhere
the night steals me
so high is the mesa
that my bride is the moonlight
dancing
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- Dailycourage to givehope a shiny bucketfor its com...
- October comes mild.Yet like licks on soft ice crea...
- That dog,reality,the one that barks at meyet finds...
- To rowonly rowboatsinto lingering fogthe oars that...
- Dawn frocksin calicoconflicting with sky blueyet l...
- A swan,October glidesunder a golden sunand swims o...
- Woman,beneath the stars,when you" another me,"when...
- so sureof glory seed-these germinating dayswhose v...
- To leapinto the darkto leave your silent maskto ca...
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- White, dark,the moon should dancearound the though...
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- The whine,refrigerator,is never me, it's youor my ...
- Idealromantic dreamthe place one first visitsthat ...
- hold ondelicious oneacross divided seaswe wait unt...
- It's early fall and the dayslaugh, sing, dance lik...
- In a dusty closetlooking for a rainbow--in a dusty...
- The old blue,the one without brass buttons,still f...
- Times Square--it's as ifthe jaunty bravado of its ...
- Like uniformed soldiershungry with dreams,the autu...
- Autumn comes lovelyas a gentle mare--toosoon the s...
- Uninvited, yet invited,we dance, play music,you on...
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- DietThe air astoundsthe boiling kettlewhile nearby...
- Soon November comes andlifts her skirt. Dry leaves...
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