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1. DUST.

Author

Dornin, Christopher L.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), DORNIN, Christopher L.
Published
2024

2. Dust.

Subjects
TREE trunks
Published
2021

3. Dust.

Author

Solie, Karen

Subjects
DUST (Poem), SOLIE, Karen
Abstract

The poem "Dust" " by Maya Clubine is presented. First Line: Returning home from evening mass; Last Line: in the eye of his horse.

Published
2023

4. Dust.

Author

Lebda, Malgorzata

Subjects
DUST (Poem), LEBDA, Malgorzata
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by Malgorzata Lebda is presented. First Line: cold evenings would draw them to our house in the gantry they'd; Last Line: floorboards breathlessness and a thirst which chokes us still.

Published
2023

6. Dust.

Author

Medeiros, John T.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), MEDEIROS, John T.
Published
2022

8. Dust.

Author

Solie, Karen

Subjects
DUST (Poem), SOLIE, Karen
Published
2022

9. Dust.

Author

POWELL, ELIZABETH A. I.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), POWELL, Elizabeth
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Elizabeth A. I. Powell is presented. First Line: Learn to be slower. Last Line: Learn to remember everything I've forgotten.

Published
2022

10. DUST.

Author

Goodfellow, Jessica

Subjects
DUST (Poem), GOODFELLOW, Jessica
Published
2019

12. Dust.

Author

DICKEY, JAMES

Subjects
DUST (Poem), DICKEY, James, 1923-1997
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by James Dickey is presented. First Line: Lying at home; Last Line: Ready, always, for the next.

Published
1992

13. DUST.

Author

Ortega, Mark Armando

Subjects
DUST (Poem), ORTEGA, Mark Armando
Published
2021

14. Dust.

Author

Masini, Donna

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form)
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Donna Masini is presented. First Line: What made me think of the man who, years ago, confessed; Last Line: 'cause something's either going or coming.

Published
2021

15. Dust.

Author

Conners, Peter

Subjects
DUST (Poem), CONNERS, Peter
Published
2021

16. Dust.

Author

Healey, Nicola

Subjects
DUST (Poem), HEALEY, Nicola
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by Nicola Healey is presented. First Line: covers everything. Last Line: between dust and dust.

Published
2020

17. POETRY.

Author

Busse, LaVaughn, Schulte, Eric C., and Pierson, Kerin

Subjects
JIGGING (Poem), LAVAUGHN BUsse Highmore, S.D., WATCHING Wood Ducks At Coveil Lake During The Plague (Poem), ERIC C. Schulte Sioux Falk, S.D., DUST (Poem), KERIN Pierson Chino Hills, Calif.
Abstract

Multiple Poems are presented. "Jigging "by S.D. LaVaughn Busse Highmore. First Line: Long-version tails grow longer; Last Line: While fishing for the past. "Watching Wood Ducks At Coveil Lake During The Plague" by S.D. Eric C. Schulte Sioux Falk. First Line: If deep calls to deep; Last Line: The doors to the soul remain wide open. "Dust" by Calif Kerin Pierson Chino Hills. First Line: It comes a clou; Last Line: means the bins of wheat may never fill.

Published
2020

18. DUST.

Author

Munafo, Giavanna

Subjects
DUST (Poem), MUNAFO, Giavanna
Published
2018

19. Dust.

Author

Jones, Richard

Subjects
DUST (Poem), JONES, Richard, 1790-1855
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Richard Jones is presented. First Line: I'd set the sprinkler; Last Line: but didn't.

Published
2010

20. DUST.

Author

Swett, Katherine Barrett

Subjects
DUST (Poem), SWETT, Katherine Barrett
Abstract

The poem "DUST" by Katherine Barrett Swett is presented. First Line: Constance Woolson died; Last Line: to say enough, not enough, enough.

Published
2016

21. Dust.

Author

Epstein, Sara

Subjects
DUST (Poem), EPSTEIN, Sara
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Sara Epstein is presented. First Line: she makes plans, cancels them; Last Line: even after she vacuums.

Published
2018

22. four poems.

Author

LAMÉRIS, DANUSHA

Subjects
DUST (Poem), SEXTING (Poem), EGG (Poem), LAMERIS, Danusha
Abstract

Several poems by Danusha Laméris are presented. "Dust." First Line: It covers everything, fine powder, Last Line: more lonely, and unsung? "Sexting." First Line: The man in the cramped bathroom stall; Last Line: prospered, multiplied! "Egg." First Line: And here it goes, again, the body; Last Line: nuggets of ore covered in silt.

Published
2015

23. Dust.

Author

Stavlas, Nicol

Subjects
DUST (Poem), STAVLAS, Nicol
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by Nicol Stavlas is presented. First Line: There is no smell; Last Line: the dusted ground.

Published
2012

24. Dust.

Author

DICKEY, JAMES

Subjects
DUST (Poem), DICKEY, James, 1923-1997
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by James Dickey is presented. First Line: Lying at home; Last Line: Ready, always, for the next.

Published
1965

25. two poems from 'Word Sonnets.'.

Author

Mayne, Seymour

Subjects
HAIL (Poem), DUST (Poem)
Abstract

Presents two poems from 'Word Sonnets.' 'Hail'; 'Dust.'

Published
2001

26. DUST.

Author

Harrington, Janice N.

Subjects
DUST (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem `Dust.'

Published
2001

27. Dust.

Author

DAVIS MICHAEL, JENNIFER

Subjects
DUST (Poem), DAVIS Michael, Jennifer
Published
2017

28. Dust.

Author

DANIELL, RUTH

Subjects
DUST (Poem), DANIELL, Ruth
Published
2017

29. Dust.

Author

Hodges, Doug

Subjects
DUST, SPIRITUALITY in literature
Published
2012

30. Dust.

Author

McCannon, Olivia

Subjects
DUST (Poem), MCCANNON, Olivia
Published
2007

31. Dust.

Author

Major, J. W.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), MAJOR, J. W.
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by J. W. Major is presented. First Line: He was sure it was him in the mirror, Last Line: Her absence left a steady din behind his eyes.

Published
2012

32. DUST.

Author

Allen, Gary

Subjects
DUST (Poem), ALLEN, Gary
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Gary Allen is presented. First Line: It is the moment all men fear, deny, Last Line: that the worm grows deep within the brain.

Published
2010

33. DUSK.

Author

Armantrout, Rae

Subjects
DUST (Poem), ARMANTROUT, Rae, 1947-
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Rae Armantrout is presented. First Line: spider on the cold expanse; Last Line: I'm not like that!

Published
2001

34. Dust.

Author

KABAMBA, SARAH

Subjects
DUST (Poem), KABAMBA, Sarah
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Sarah Kabamba is presented. First Line: he traces the tattoo; Last Line: behind my lips.

Published
2016

35. Dust.

Author

NYEZWA, MXOLISI

Subjects
DUST (Poem), NYEZWA, Mxolisi
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by Mxolisi Nyezwa is presented. First Line: you settle in the shoulder; Last Line: you are one of us.

Published
2015

36. Dust.

Author

Jones, Richard

Subjects
DUST (Poem), JONES, Richard
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Richard Jones. First Line: I'd set the sprinkler; Last Line: but I didn't.

Published
2008

37. Dust.

Author

Stryk, Dan

Subjects
DUST (Poem), STRYK, Dan
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Dan Stryk. First Line: The way it settles in the runnels; Last Line: plaint, until it gets too deep.

Published
2006

38. Dust.

Author

Friman, Alice

Subjects
DUST (Poem), FRIMAN, Alice
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Alice Friman.

Published
2004

39. Dust.

Author

NORDHAUS, JEAN

Subjects
DUST (Poem), NORDHAUS, Jean
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by Jean Nordhaus is presented. First Line: Long as a dachshund and heavy, for years; Last Line: seeps into the folds of my skin.

Published
2015

40. Rajendra Patel.

Author

Patel, Rajendra

Subjects
DREAM of Immortal Web, The (Poem), EVEN That's Not True (Poem), DUST (Poem), PATEL, Rajendra
Abstract

Several poems by Rajendra Patel are presented. "The Dream of Immortal Web." First Line: Even blazing torches; Last Line: Again and again. "Dust." First Line: No matter how much do I clean it; Last Line: Anywhere in pitch-dark night. "Even That's Not True." First Line: Why do I suddenly feel; Last Line: Even that's not true.

Published
2011

41. Dust.

Author

Shankar, Ravi

Subjects
DUST (Poem), SHANKAR, Ravi, 1920-2012
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Ravi Shankar. First Line: Congregated in loops of dirt and hair; Last Line: mote chanced to be born, like us.

Published
2009

42. Dust.

Author

TAYLOR, ANDREW

Subjects
DUST (Poem), TAYLOR, Andrew
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Dust" by Andrew Taylor. First Line: There's plenty of circumstance; Last Line: again.

Published
2008

43. Dust.

Author

Dillard, R. H. W.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), DILLARD, R. H. W.
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by R. H. W. Dillard. First Line: Years have passed, Cousin Allen (claimed kin, 1964; Last Line: Until your own Appomattox, loss, silence, wintry surrender.

Published
2007

44. DUST.

Author

A. E.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), RUSSELL, George William, 1867-1935
Abstract

The poem "Dust" by A. E. is presented. First Line: I HEARD them in their sadness say, Last Line: And haunted by all mystery.

Published
1920

45. Dust.

Author

Teasdale, Sara

Subjects
DUST (Poem), TEASDALE, Sara, 1884-1933
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Sara Teasdale. First Line: When I went to look at what had long been hidden, Last Line: Before the years can make it wise.

Published
1920

46. DUST.

Author

SYMONS, ARTHUR

Subjects
DUST (Poem), SYMONS, Arthur, 1865-1945
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Arthur Symons is presented. First Line: There is a demon in the mind; Last Line: Our senses in the dust that's a-heap.

Published
1920

47. DUST.

Subjects
DUST (Poem), TEASDALE, Sara, 1884-1933
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Sara Teasdale is presented. First Line: When I went to look at what had long been hidden, Last Line: Before the years can make it wise.

Published
1922

48. DUST.

Author

Wickham, Anna

Subjects
DUST (Poem), WICKHAM, Anna
Abstract

The poem "Dust," by Anna Wickham is presented. First Line: When the white flame in us is gone, Last Line: One moment, what is to love.

Published
1920

49. Dust.

Author

Levenson, Christopher

Subjects
DUST (Poem), LEVENSON, Christopher
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Christopher Levenson.

Published
2003

50. Dust (Poem).

Author

Flory, Sheldon

Subjects
DUST (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem "Dust," by Sheldon Flory.

Published
2003

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