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1. An Open Balcony.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
OPEN Balcony, An (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "An Open Balcony" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: If I die, Last Line: To breathe for me.

Published
2022

2. Divas.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
DIVAS (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Divas" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Little mouse, little diva, Last Line: in feathery down, bowing to applause.

Published
2022

3. Then Interposed a Fly.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
THEN Interposed a Fly (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Then Interposed a Fly" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Since I am Emily's buzzing fly, Last Line: our message mummified.

Published
2021

4. In The Zocalo.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
IN The Zocalo (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "In The Zocalo" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: When God made the wild things, Last Line: just skimming the cobblestones.

Published
2020

5. On the Blade of a Day.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
ON the Blade of a Day (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "On the Blade of a Day" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Man stares at his reflection: Last Line: die today.

Published
2020

6. Hop-Along Hunter.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
HOP-Along Hunter (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Hop-Along Hunter" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Late afternoon sun shines through; Last Line: the hand-painted sign on her desk--

Published
2020

7. Darwin And Me And The Sea.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
DARWIN & Me & The Sea (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Darwin And Me And The Sea" by Carolyn Evans Campbell. First Line: Of course I already knew; Last Line: I love to rhumba and swim nude.

Published
2020

8. Throwing Stones at a Nice Moon.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
THROWING Stones at a Nice Moon (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Throwing Stones at a Nice Moon" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: I threw a pebble; Last Line: and I sat in the dark.

Published
2018

9. Saguaro.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
SAGUARO (Poem), EVANS, Carolyn
Abstract

The poem "Saguaro" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: The Saguaro tree springs Last Line: stubborn.

Published
2018

10. Vibrations.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
VIBRATIONS (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Vibrations" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: I can no longer; Last Line: my son.

Published
2018

11. The Photo Album.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
PHOTO Album, The (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "The Photo Album" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: This is me in 1944; Last Line: He's been hovering around quite a bit lately.

Published
2017

12. Meat.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
MEAT (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Meat" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Three burly men; Last Line: will run through the thicket.

Published
2017

13. A Roll of the Dice.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
ROLL of the Dice, A (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "A Roll of the Dice," by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: They walk to a drum under a sun blazing red; Last Line: Carrying crude coffins on top of their heads?

Published
2017

14. Light and Shadow.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
LIGHT & Shadow (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Light and Shadow," by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: When nights are full of moon; Last Line: swallowing beauty, consuming light?

Published
2017

15. A Once Well-Watered Farm.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
ONCE Well-Watered Farm, A (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "A Once Well-Watered Farm" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: It was once a good farm; Last Line: because its morning.

Published
2017

16. Eye to Lizard Eye.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
EYE to Lizard Eye (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Eye to Lizard Eye" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: We sit; Last Line: Which one of us ate the other?

Published
2017

17. Avalanche of Oranges.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
AVALANCHE of Oranges (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "Avalanche of Oranges" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Small, barely dry, Last Line: a fistful at a time.

Published
2016

18. A Fish Nobody Knew.

Author

Campbell, Carolyn Evans

Subjects
FISH Nobody Knew, A (Poem), CAMPBELL, Carolyn Evans
Abstract

The poem "A Fish Nobody Knew" by Carolyn Evans Campbell is presented. First Line: Fish tail, black and oily; Last Line: and a smile picked clean.

Published
2016

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