โ Scribed by D.K Lake
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Those who are waiting -- In the plains of South Texas -- Moving beyond -- Learning to play -- Searching in the summer distance -- Artist at work -- A singer' song -- Upon reading of Mike Ervin -- Incident in Mexia, Texas -- The plague on 12th street -- Learning to listen -- Dealing with the cold -- Im-Manuel -- The blue hour of tenderness -- Two brothers -- How to wear a dead girl's shoes -- Death and dying -- For women without children -- Epiphany -- Ode to women -- Women who learned too late -- The price of giving up dreams -- Blue horse for an imaginary death -- Visions of windstraws -- My one-time San Francisco man -- Can you believe the rain? -- After Roethke -- Moving -- Night rain -- Along garden highway -- Variations on a sad theme -- Fragments of seasons -- Motherhood in summer -- I don't like goodbyes -- Lady rain -- If all students were this good -- Naked poetry -- First reading Ambrose Bierce Who are the poets? -- We are what we read -- South Texas -- Why I write writing -- Estos vatos with their intellectual -- Conversations -- More insomniacs.
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