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Over Time large rocks surface in the pasture I Company In my small backyard in the cramped city lives a tall walnut tree, bushes around the trunk, trash in the bushes; A lonely walnut tree, reminding of the country where I would rather be and carry them one by one against my body the knurls of each leaving impressions on my arms and chest I pile each on top of the other careful to fit them so the dividing wall will stand the walnut would rather be, We keep each other company. --Artie Ann Bates --Lois Kleffman pick up the bird it's small wrap it in your hand wings quiet carry it heart beating against your palm outside open one by one your fingers what are you but the bird in flight --Lois Kleffman
Appalachian Review – University of North Carolina Press
Published: Jan 8, 1986
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