Tag Archives: New Years

Discreet Music | December 30, 2017

Posted on December 31, 2017 by

Whole Foods grocery store (Redmond, Washington) I sat outside the Whole Foods eating lunch, reading, waiting for my car to get done at the Les Schwab next door. Donnie returned the Patti Smith book I gave him and I was … Continue reading →

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By the time we got to New Year’s

Posted on January 1, 2017 by

It was cold enough we could use the garage as an overflow for the fridge and I went out there splitting wood, breaking down boxes, consolidating the remains of Christmas pasts and presents—and even though we said we wouldn’t, we … Continue reading →

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Poem for Bukowski on horses, days, the rain

Posted on December 31, 2016 by

The days ran down the side of the hill the way the rain can, how you don’t notice it’s worn down the surface until it slides right off. Inspired by the title of a Bukowski poetry collection, The Days Run … Continue reading →

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