LOOPS OF LOVE BY TIM BENNETT
She’s crocheting
twenty-seven scarves
for her fourth-graders
so they can learn a little
about love
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She’s crocheting
twenty-seven scarves
for her fourth-graders
so they can learn a little
about love
Owl pictures from my brother, pictures I have taken,
more than enough to cover all the walls–these I will
keep, the others, maybe I will ask you
to take them to the dump.
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The Spanish Civil War (July 17, 1936—April 1, 1939) was the beginning of my odd connection to Spain.
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In the dead of winter
deep in a snow bank
salty mittens, salty treasure
line the crevices of my pocket
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Read Morein the middle of our lives
most do not ask the old-man question:
why have I lived so long?
And few desire
his narrow answer:
a little cabbage, less beer.
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I have been accustomed to taking my granddaughter in her stroller to daycare every morning during the week. We would walk blithely along to the sound of nursery rhymes played on my cell phone while she listened quietly, occasionally interrupting, “Grandad, are you happy?” Or, “Why are you happy?” to which I would usually respond, “Because I love you.” After dropping her off, I would hurry back with the empty stroller, sometimes breaking into a quick jog or listening to NPR to pass the time.
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Read MoreThey are so often the first to go We can never be sure How it happens A few shatter in a tipping Or when being shipped To Xanadu or San Simeon Some come undone Simply for having been Too delicately fashioned And some just stay...
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