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From within each poem select the last or next page to move through the poems chronologically.
Use index or your browser's back button to return to this page.   Last update 05/28/2004

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A poem found in the air

Bear in the river

Close your eyes, see night within

The dreams that grass dreams

Early into the city

Earth mirrors sky

The earth is born of stones

Falling through grace

Home-woven    LAST POEM

In plain view

One kiss

Paths chosen

Prayers falling

Promise of light

Ritual dance

San Carlos Creek

Seen on the river

September's first poem    FIRST POEM

She must run

She wears one mask

Simple fruit

The sky is too big

Slender blue ribbons

Small delights

Smoke

Spring's crop

Taking the train to you

There is a certain disquiet loving you

This union is borne without limits

Wild words

Windfall

Wings glide home

You can wear me like a cross

Common refrain

The Fisherman's Wife

A Flower and Rock

Found beneath my chair

Found on a scrap of paper

Harvesting    LAST POEM

Her house

Inside my Wednesday pocket

Just beside

Lost coins

Love becomes a boat

Mothen wing

Named, but unspoken yet

Over my shoulder

San Carlos parking lot

Sea bright

She waters me

Some poems like this

Speckled face

Thunder at first

The trail after many years    FIRST POEM

Unbroken, he said

Undone

Untitled still

Uvas canyon fire

Waterfall

What mother left behind

What remains

What's inside

Winter Fall

Without words

     

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