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Search results: aging

• Urszula Wielanowska 30 November 2012

  my mother’s face poppy petal in bloom

• Terri French 26 November 2012

  this thing called middle age confined to space and time i learn to let go of definitions

• Ray Rasmussen 20 December 2010

  I return to find the swans of Belle Isle survived another winter even though an icy wind yet lifts and pales each feather

• Ray Rasmussen 18 December 2010

  fall drizzle a woman bent to her walker

• Ray Rasmussen 16 December 2010

  I sit up watching the summer moon fade a man my age when wakened doesn’t sleep again

• Ray Rasmussen 14 December 2010

  last night’s dream the first in which I no longer was a younger man— I square my shoulders in the heavy summer air

• Ray Rasmussen 12 December 2010

  first time kissing a grandmother for real

• Ray Rasmussen 10 December 2010

  my poems, will you read them to your lover tonight? weary, I watch the pale stars light the way home

• Ray Rasmussen 8 December 2010

  scatter of fallen leaves— the black dog waiting

• Ray Rasmussen 6 December 2010

  who knew the world wasn’t flat back then we ventured out and never dreamed it would end