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Streets
2023-12-06by Naomi Shihab Nye A man leaves the world and the streets he lived on grow a little shorter. One more window dark in this city, the figs on his branc...
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Stonemason
2023-12-06by James O'Hern My stonemason John says he uses Elberton granite from Georgia It has the best grain and lasts the longest How long is long I ask O...
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Stone Bird
2023-12-06by Pattiann Rogers I remember you. You‘re the one who lifted your ancient bones of fossil rock, pulled yourself free of the strata like a plaste...
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Stirred Up By Rain
2023-12-06by Chase Twichell I fired up the mower although it was about to rain—— a chill late September afternoon, wild flowers re-seeding themselve...
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Still
2023-12-06by A. R. Ammons...
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Sticks
2023-12-06by Thomas Sayers Ellis My father was an enormous man Who believed kindness and lack of size Were nothing more than sissified Signs of weakness. Narrow...
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Steps
2023-12-06by Grace Schulman "And down and down and down," the toddler's mother sings as he clears every ledge. Midway we cross their path. In rain...
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Stealing The Scream
2023-12-06by Monica Youn It was hardly a high-tech operation, stealing The Scream. That we know for certain, and what was left behind—— a store-boug...
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Rent
2023-12-06by Jane Cooper If you want my apartment, sleep in it but let's have a clear understanding: the books are still free agents. If the rocking chair...
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Stars Wheel in Purple
2023-12-06by H. D. Stars wheel in purple, yours is not so rare as Hesperus, nor yet so great a star as bright Aldeboran or Sirius, nor yet the stained and brill...