POETRY by Connie Carmichael
 

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Danny Dies at the Dish Factory

from Driving to Wellsville, page 5
ISBN: 1-931002-30-4
Petaluma, 2003

He got everyday here
grinding in his skin.
Blue smoke, washed out bricks
and a sawdust glint in his eye.
The Methodists shake his hand on Sunday,
throw him to the dogs on Monday.
He fall against the morning sky
iced heart shattered into piles of dust and oil,
giant fans hum a country western tune.
He slide away on a desperate kiss,
he thinks chicken salad and apples,
he sees brown paper bag and hard toed shoes.

 

© Connie Carmichael, 2003

 

 
Cover: Driving to Wellsville

Contact:
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80-pound, Saw Grass cover and opaque white, 70-pound, text paper with translucent flysheet. Click on the image above for enlargement of cover.

28 pages

 
 

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