Poems by Walter Heineman
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museum sculpture garden |
time |
nature does not interfere |
over her left shoulder |
the doll shop |
the first time |
there is not enough time |
when your mind is right |
an unwanted war |
my first peach |
the spiritual dumps |
when you decide to change roles |
i have come to believe |
the common earthworm |
wishing you were not |
a narrow mind |
you cannot see or hear it coming |
as you age things happen |
because i cannot remember |
overjoyed |
the chicken could still run |
the romantics keep writing |
the thin dresses of summer |
what i am now |
without bothering to stop |
in my way of doing nothing |
in the living room |
some things will always be true |
the airs |
the journey into |
we still show our humanity |
whether or not |
the glass greenhouse |
fear pushes us away |
her bare feet not dancing on spiritual clouds |
large parts of your past |
raqs baladi |
spiritual substance abuse |
telling me not to bury the dead |
what does nonexistence mean |
end the discussion |
rainbow without light |
the divorce of yin and yang |
the perfect response |
a few minutes more to watch |
light dressed for death |
staring at the smoldering body |
in a confession booth |
for not complying with commands |
her doll |
i heard |
it was not raining |
as a small child |
before i can be sure |
everything that was done |
no acceptable explanation |
daydreams |
illumination |
if not shoes then other things |
by eleven men |
emotional hiding places |
still with us |
when you have to know |
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