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The poem "Sun in an Empty Room," by Maryhelen Snyder is presented. First Line: A single figure sits at the round table. Last Line: her seeing what he saw.

The poem "Scruffy Stranger at the Coffee Machine" by Maryhelen Snyder is presented. First Line: Because of you who look dangerous to my dulled vision; Last Line: of the absolute tip. But no. My world insists on you.

The poem "Lessons," by Maryhelen Snyder is presented. First Line: "Settling into worship," we Quackers call it, into; Last Line: "Be as Keats." Trusting the watch.

The article presents the poem "Songs of the Thieves Who Hung on Either Side," by Maryhelen Snyder. First Line: The first thief; Last Line: to throw itself away like a stolen coin tossed into a river.

Presents the poem "Desire," by Maryhelen Snyder. First Line: a white cherry invisible in; Last Line: over the mouth's edge.

Presents the poem "The Stone," by Maryhelen Snyder. First Line: Because anything can lend itself; Last Line: perfect, inviting the fingers to open up, take in.