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Allegiance : poems / by Francine J. Harris.
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Main Author:
Harris, Francine J.
Format:
eBook
Language:
English
Published:
Detroit :
Wayne State University Press,
©2012.
Series:
Made in Michigan writers series.
Subjects:
Poetry.
poetry.
FICTION
>
General.
Poetry
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Table of Contents:
Cover
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
jumping in
sift
costume jewelry
i live in detroit
when it�s time to move
what you�d find buried in the dirt undercharles f. kettering sr. high school
footing, off guard
flashes�cyan / magenta / yellow
build us a jesus
would like to first thank god
another finger for the wound
the splashing of the bush
lost pen
confessional poetry
somewhere outside acme, i believe in castles.
Choosing poets, out of town, like choosing a datethere is always someone. that�s the problem.
why i haven�t written
i used to write
wear metal
intention
(i belong to that voice. it owns what i breathe.)
fume
you, old meany
three feet of personal space
one�s nature
to the man on the bus
you can�t remove the city
crooked teeth
senses
what teeth poems ain�t
documents
never had to use a gun
neighbor
from the bottom
the road to jackson has orchids
rub against it, where
Sit with you all nightmidday nap
feeder
until it comes
something in the water
parturient
they seem to gather in one park
between old trees
addicted to addict
dickhole and denise
message from wolfgang my mother left on the refrigerator
not now
eight days until your ashes turn one
roommates
in case there�s trouble
blues for a mania
red is the mess
katherine with the lazy eye. short. and not a good poet.
i swear
allegiance
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