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1. Circus.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
CIRCUS (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Circus," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: The circus pulled out last night, Last Line: and got her wish.

Published
2010

2. Parental discipline.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
PARENTAL Discipline (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Parental discipline," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: I still see you standing there; Last Line: and then you laugh.

Published
2010

3. Wayne.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WAYNE (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Wayne," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Wayne was short and dumpy, Last Line: the kindness shining in his brown eyes.

Published
2010

4. Anniversary for the House.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
ANNIVERSARY for the House (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Anniversary for the House," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: On our first anniversary here; Last Line: for its warm shelter.

Published
2010

5. Hospice Gift.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
HOSPICE Gift (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Hospice Gift," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: The twenty-year-old; Last Line: the lips twitch.

Published
2010

6. Sweat.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
SWEAT (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Sweat," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Sweating women; Last Line: They sweat just as hard as men.

Published
2009

7. Woman begging.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WOMAN Begging (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Woman begging," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: The woman begging a dollar; Last Line: holds out her hand.

Published
2009

8. Off-white.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
OFF-white (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Off-white," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Not the blinding white of glossy paper; Last Line: to be soothed and calmed.

Published
2009

9. When I was nine.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WHEN I Was Nine (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

The article presents the poem "When I Was Nine," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: When I was nine; Last Line: and sneak out at night.

Published
2009

10. When I was nine.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WHEN I Was Nine (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

The article presents the poem "When I Was Nine," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: When I was nine; Last Line: and sneak out at night.

Published
2009

11. I find your wallet years after you died.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
I Find Your Wallet Years After You Died (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "I find your wallet years after you died," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Your old wallet; Last Line: a snapshot of me.

Published
2008

12. The Waste.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WASTE, The (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Waste," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: A seed planted in passion— Last Line: was some woman's baby.

Published
2008

13. What a Relief.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WHAT a Relief (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "What a Relief," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: not to be a sex object. Last Line: from who knows where.

Published
2008

14. White mustache.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WHITE Mustache (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "White Mustache," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: He wore a walrus mustache; Last Line: or bristles from door to door salesmen.

Published
2007

15. Winter Dawn.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
WINTER Dawn (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Winter Dawn," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: On an ice-crystaled dawn; Last Line: eyes shining and soft.

Published
2007

16. The Cleanest War in History.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
CLEANEST War in History, The (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Cleanest War in History," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Tell that to the ravens; Last Line: how lucky they are.

Published
2007

17. In love with your feet.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
IN Love With Your Feet (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "In love with your feet," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: The cat makes love; Last Line: rainbow of color.

Published
2007

18. Charles' Cornbread.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
CHARLES' Cornbread (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Charles' Cornbread," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: I love the cornbread; Last Line: to me.

Published
2007

19. Out of Practice.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
OUT of Practice (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Out of Practice," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Hungry; Last Line: to sail again.

Published
2006

20. Map of the Soul.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
MAP of the Soul (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Map of the Soul," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Asked to describe; Last Line: Here Be Dragons.

Published
2006

21. Red Bicycles.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
RED Bicycles (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Red Bicycles," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: On my snowy tenth Christmas; Last Line: flash in the Midwestern sun.

Published
2006

22. The end-cycle.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
END-cycle, The (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "The end-cycle," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: can be as rich; Last Line: woman.

Published
2006

23. Talking to the toilet.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
TALKING to the Toilet (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Talking to the Toilet," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: I hear her in the bathroom; Last Line: with the sound of a live human voice.

Published
2006

24. Barber Pole.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
BABER Pole (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Barber Pole," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Scissors fast-snip air, Last Line: for the price of a cut.

Published
2006

25. Influence.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
INFLUENCE (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Influence," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: At the next table two men sit; Last Line: of their grandmothers.

Published
2006

26. Book Garden.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
BOOK Garden (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Book Garden," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Dark hair like a seed cap; Last Line: of her family.

Published
2006

27. Lessons.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
LESSONS (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem " Lessons," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Big brother; Last Line: on a lawn chair.

Published
2006

28. Neighborhood Store.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
NEIGHBORHOOD Store (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Neighborhood Store," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Tucked between newspaper stand; Last Line: Girl Scout cookies.

Published
2006

29. Pine straw.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
PINE straw (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Pine Straw," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: This tree has curly hair; Last Line: in the dark.

Published
2006

30. Auctioneer fingers.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
AUCTION fingers (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Auction fingers," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: Light as the black butterfly; Last Line: of his beloved.

Published
2006

31. The biker girl.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
BIKER Girl, The (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "The biker girl," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: wears long hair curled; Last Line: to her granddaughter.

Published
2006

32. Old-Fashioned.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
OLD-Fashioned (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Old-Fashioned," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: I place my grandmother's; Last Line: still works.

Published
2006

33. Younger Sisters May Be Right.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
YOUNGER Sisters May Be Right (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Younger Sisters May Be Right," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: They do what they please; Last Line: And they're right.

Published
2005

34. Potato Thoughts.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
POTATO Thoughts (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Potato Thoughts," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: My favorite potato memory is the night; Last Line: in salute to our first Eugene—and all those potatoes.

Published
2005

35. Young Mothers.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
YOUNG Mothers (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Young Mothers," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: The two young mothers sort laundry; Last Line: to her friend.

Published
2005

36. Signing Up.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
SIGNING Up (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Signing Up," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones. First Line: My mom says; Last Line: Welcome to your library.

Published
2005

37. Five Women.

Author

Wellingham-Jones, Patricia

Subjects
FIVE Women (Poem), WELLINGHAM-Jones, Patricia
Abstract

Presents the poem "Five Women," by Patricia Wellingham-Jones.

Published
2004

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