SO MUCH SNOW THEN
In the early morning poems
of Robert Bly, deer everywhere
in the dense grove of the beloved
Further away, in North Dakota,
my father plugs in the Plymouth
battery running from the house
so the engine won’t freeze
during the night. Even then,
my frozen breath on the window
Jim Bodeen
20 July 2015
My brother is walking again
Grief enters this time
as a better friend
Jim Bodeen
17 July 2015
SCAR
TISSUE
Poems
from notebook
all
morning with cold coffee
pre-Columbian
gold
parking
lot under
white
birch trees Bob Dylan songs
two
still leaves sunburned
Why
this popcorn ride!
Water
drought mirrors summer walk
as
though I’d been gone
Jim
Bodeen
16-19
July 2015
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