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Then there is a time in life when you just take a walk
and you walk in your own landscape.
—Willem De Kooning
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Contents
Acknowledgments
A Note on the Poems
Epigraph
1 - The Once Invisible Conclusion
2 - Light Dies in the Eyes
3 - Dawn Overflows Some Distance From Here
4 - One Infinity at a Time
5 - Like Smoke I Drag
6 - A Long Way From All Comes One
7 - Erect Tongue / Muffled Church
8 - My Will Sharpened and Blunted
9 - Lullaby Sentence
10 - Translated into a Finger on the Lips
11 - Phoenix / Records
12 - Have Hands Will Rust I Must Confess
13 - To the Fierce Laughter of the Mountains
14 - Chorus of Wild / Flowers behind Eyes
15 - Blue Sun / Set the Boundaries Never Mind
About Me
Scott Keeney
My poems have appeared in six books (most recently, Wahoo Sunset, 2019) and in journals such as Court Green, Failbetter, Mudlark, and New York Quarterly.
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