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Shakespeare's Monkeys

Infinite Monkeys. Infinite Typewriters.

More in The Personal Space of Norman Milliken

Poetry

* night
* low water
* tonight I remember
* my grandfather's grandfather
* north borne
* night sweats
* crop circles in Montana
* after the ball
* kia
* dead space
* boot
* a dream of fantastic horses
* I look for words
* I read a story
* on traveling widely in a small place
* maple
* in the desert
* I will speak my life (revision with deepest thanks to Kat)
* vessel
* I will speak my life
* in the beginning
* at your shoulder
* winter passages
* squirrel solstice
* in the forest
* early morning
* old age arrives -  (sorry to be away so long. some health glitches in the mix.) *
* coming into the snow over Pittsburgh
* early morning(this is the result of a writing prompt from a poet friend of mine that included the following: 1.a reference to acorns 2.some reference to another season 3.the words "warm, indulgent aroma," which she got from the back of a cereal box 4.an autumn theme overall) *
* (untitled)
* night in two parts
* years hence
* my grandmother
* at the circus
* thoughts standing on Lake Erie, frozen all the way to Canadaduring the winter of 1993, Lake Erie froze all the way across from the United States to Canada. despite warnings about falling through ice dunes, I walked out about one mile before returning to shore. it was -15 and the wind was incredible. *
* in the Garden of Eden
* blind men in the park
* eight things I know about women
* moon hue
* what keeps me awake at night
* night on LP dutyLP is a military acronym for 'listening post.' *
* dishes
* stepmother (from the Hansel and Gretel poems)
* stones (from the Hansel and Gretel poems)
* dead spacewith the exception of flying into hot landing zones, night ambushes were the most frightening things you could imagine *
* I was warned
* when night came(after a sleepless night considering some excellent suggestions from Tracey, I revised "away." this is the revision) *
* monsoon season
* awayI'm trying some Hansel and Gretel poems. This is the first. *
* patrol
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