Two Poems Issue no. 169 Spring 2004 The leaves are curled like fingers from which the wristIs broken. The X-rayed wrist in four parts, with a triangular island
La Grande Châsse Issue no. 131 Summer 1994 I think, sometimes, of how you blockedThe future, as if it were a scene, and wrote itIn a letter before you drove all night through snow.
Postulant Issue no. 131 Summer 1994 It is gravitas, the gray of quarry stone, the burdenof the middle plane, the moving toward the heavy hourthe angels come, bearing grief whose name is benediction.