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Old Friends

Dance with you? I said after a moment. That’s your dare?

Old Will Road

For days after she left him, he roamed the house, unable to function.

Omnivore

I eat what’s in front of me, as all great men do. Some wouldn’t, but I do.

On the Aggrieved and Other Poems

A man drunk on the damage he made to a boy’s young mouth.

On the Difficulty of Discerning Shapes in the Distance

Warm breath in my ear mouthing a name; rivulet folded back in water.

On the Fourteenth Day without a Father

In its shadow, our mislaid secrets cascade down around us.

On the Horizon

& I said let there be dark pouring from your mouth at daybreak

On This Day in Poetry History

She was gone then, inaudible, steeple-reticent, demure as sky.

One Day

He was reading Our Town. She studied the departure board.

One Whose Soul the Titan Has Fashioned

You are with outsized footnotes that have tracked across the Internet.

One-Man Show

Or Else

“Jesus Christ,” Dad said, after the counselor spelled it out for him.

Ordinary Heaven

I have many dreams, I say. In my dreams I am better than myself.

Osby

He’s gonna change the way we farm around here. Make it more like India.

Other Things

The one who sold me a smuggled gun sold me smuggled bullets.

Our Fairy Stories

Loss. That word echoed in my ears as my eyes ranged around the garden.

Our Neighbors the Bells

Our neighbors the Bells are watching, watching us when we play outside.

Out Pruning

In the garden this morning, I thought for a moment I saw T’ao Ch’ien.

Out to Lunch

“Out to lunch,” she learns from an older colleague, is a euphemism.

Outside

The architect is twice my age and owns an ivy-covered house.

Outside Elko

The sedan clipped their front bumper and pitched Bill’s car into a slide.

Overdue

Mom often went to work on her days off. The library was her refuge.

Owakare: The Great Parting

The stories of terror continued well after the tsunami had passed.

Owen Hart

Owen falls. Like a dummy. Like he’s dead even before he dies.

Pain Management

I’m trying to decide if I’m too cold to be curious, when the box meows.

Pale Blue Vein

It could be our baby. Her eyebrow, its perfect arc, the pale blue vein.

Palm Court

He thought of the love that had filled the great central chamber of his life.

Paper Boats

Another girl like an origami crane, given to a reckless boy who unfolds it.

Paper Pledges

Even in death, my mother had to make things difficult for me.

Paris in the Twenties

Now he was all out of dreams, out of rage, expectations, and money too.