“I say through glass. I smell blood, someone else’e— her husband’s—who’s down in the mouth, but......

I am lost in her aging cavities of desire—donut-shaped, fragrant suns blossom in my flesh.I see......

Early morning, my father went to the riversearching for shining stones in the water—memories of my......

Snow-white, thick-sliced,rimmed by a light crust of rainbow ripples—the lilting bread melts in his mouthlike a......

The Ultimate Truth  I am in the tiger’s cage  And the tiger in mine  We were......

SilenceForgive me if so often to your silence,I know no reply but my own silence.I see......

He picked off the green moss from the wet brick,Slowly; carefully enjoying the simple texture.He remembered......

a man stood in the mostwell understood stance.Waiting – maybe.for someone? on someone? right palm perchedon......

I remember Agamemnonwhen we tied our horsesto a fig tree, peed a yellow streamalong its base.......

Say “home”—but never namethe village of your birth,ancestors purgedfrom its silent orchards. Say “once”—but not that......