Winter’s SongI.Every morning in Boston.Every morning a girl loses her way.Every morning the sun reopens the clouds,yawns above the city of shrugs. Those who are
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When You Are Old By Bob McAfee
When You Are Old you spend hours on a bench in early morning Paris cold beneath the verdigrised statue of Charlemagne outside of Notre Dame,
Two Poems By Bob McAfee
The Surge The body bags stacked in rows like cordwood piles behind the shed; the morgue man’s business grows and grows. Night nurse hovers over
Two Poems By Bob McAfee
Blackbirds Inspired by In my Craft or Sullen Art – Dylan Thomas You pause As if what you mumble Doesn’t matter Perhaps no one can
