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Monday, August 4, 2014. Gotcha some bullheads, I see. Pulled us into dock, bullheads carpeted. Our boat's floor, fins surrounded our feet. When they're biting, nothin's. More fun than pulling 'em in. Ready to pull anchor, the first strikes. Our reels spun and rods. Tipped as catfish dipped for the deep. My dad's excitement nearly swallowed. The stump of his partly chewed cigar. Discarding my Hemingway novel,. I leaned into grace under pressure. To land fish after defenseless fish. I'll smoke the suckers.

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Poetry Hawk: May 2014

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Saturday, May 3, 2014. Red Eyes and All That. The words of my poem. Spilled from my very own blood,. Captured the fleet feet. Of my lamb’s innocence,. Yet the judge was only Abel to see. The basket of lentils. Sorted in iambics, parsed. In quatrains that grained. The wilder growth. Cain I. Care for darkened lessons. Of acceptance and rejection? No, my active voice. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Red Eyes and All That. View my complete profile. Simple theme. Theme images by luoman.

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Poetry Hawk: Who Planted Those Grapes?

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Tuesday, April 15, 2014. Who Planted Those Grapes? Clipping loaded stems from the bunch, tasting. Succulent globes, skins stretched on juiced. Flesh, I live only in the moment. Whose hands placed. The cuttings into the moist earth, tended and watered. Virgin plants, shepherded creeping tendrils into fruition? Opening the new jar of olives, I ponder the trees. In a sandy land far removed from the verdant green. Of my Louisiana landscape. Between hands that open and hands that plant,. Havarti in the Highest.

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Poetry Hawk: May 2012

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Thursday, May 31, 2012. The tear in the shirt. In its callused hand. Frayed like an unraveling. Rope, the shirt. The losses and gains. Of a life that's grappled. That teeter on whether. Or not. The grubbing of grain. From resisting land,. That plots its own plane. Wednesday, May 30, 2012. The rose reached for life. In the landfill of corrosion,. Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Refining shadows was his delight. In life. Marking their boundaries,. Polishing their angles, he clarified. The hard-core, face-on reality.

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Poetry Hawk: Westie Lament

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Tuesday, June 10, 2014. Please tell me that it doesn't matter. That my ear is bent, leaning. Like a limb broken from its tree,. An envelope permanently closed. I know you chose me, rescued. Me when my parents could no longer. Care for me. You thought I looked. Like the Westie you'd always imagined. I'm still the same boy, just slightly. Used, a bit arthritic, maybe too fat. And sure, my face is usually stained. From nosing the scent of squirrels. I feel I must rid from your yard. View my complete profile.

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Poetry Hawk: August 2014

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Monday, August 4, 2014. Gotcha some bullheads, I see. Pulled us into dock, bullheads carpeted. Our boat's floor, fins surrounded our feet. When they're biting, nothin's. More fun than pulling 'em in. Ready to pull anchor, the first strikes. Our reels spun and rods. Tipped as catfish dipped for the deep. My dad's excitement nearly swallowed. The stump of his partly chewed cigar. Discarding my Hemingway novel,. I leaned into grace under pressure. To land fish after defenseless fish. I'll smoke the suckers.

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