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Oregon 1945

On a jet stream, unearthly, air can travel at hundreds of miles per hour.

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.

Outsider

The Bengalis negotiate their space with corrupt politicians and landsharks.

Paris in the Dark

After the password was given, the question remained. My name.

Paris Sketches

Part of a Traveling Exhibition

It’d only take a slight shift to realize his new world isn’t a danger to him.

Partition

The fog’s sheen is a mirror: my mother sees the terrain of the future—

Pa’ la Calle

I knew in the dream that I was a condor in the shape of a girl.

People (Interlude)

She was wanting to be noticed as a person not wanting to be noticed.

Perishables

Chuck had a grin, but Mike kept his eyebrows raised, very curious.

Perpetual Care

A poetry of texture and light runs through these photographs.

Pe‘ahi Poems

I see the garden far away in itself reflected in the polished spade.

Photos from New Orleans

After moving, I began to look at the images and piece them together.

Pia Outloud

Pig’s Heaven Inn

Before we too vanish, we hike to where three trails converge.

Pinwheel

I do not expunge the past but ignite the fuse to a whistling pinwheel.

Poem

Loving you is every bit as fine as coming over a hill into the sun.

Pond of the False Prophet

Under Saint Peter’s Gate, I put good foot after bad, and derided, I chased.

Port of Lisbon

We drink to Nixon’s impeachment again, this time with the good stuff.

Portrait of the Artist with Four Other Guys

“She showed me her tits,” said Jimmy. “Bullshit!” said Frank.

Portraits, Landscapes, Scenes

Photo portraits, landscapes, and world scenes by Sandra Lloyd.

Poser

Art is a way for the mind to master the body, even if it is not one’s own.

Prayer

The windshield’s dirty, the squirter stuff’s all gone, so we drive on.

Preparing the Body for Viewing

A real or imagined boundary, crossed. End of the line. Lined out.

Presence and Other Poems

His mooseness was implacable, the light behind him from the trees.

Prime Green

We would just roll down the old biology road like all the other suckers.

Prime Green

A world of adventure awaited, a world of beautiful, available women.

Pryor

He smelled like the bars my mother took me to in the middle of the day.

Purple Field

One makes one’s peace with words in a poem and space in a dream.