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Never Judge a Bourbon
By the memories of childhood Judge it by the way it makes you remember Being a childNever waste anything George Cassidy Payne is a poet … Read More “Never Judge a Bourbon”
Melon
somewherein the biofield farmhands announce youbuttery blondeand sweet Mcintosh apple blushthey gather around your crib of turfand hail you the prince of the undergroundthey revered you the well-rounded one George Cassidy Payne is a … Read More “Melon”
Throwaway
She came into the kitchenwith the sky crumpled in her hand. That’s the sky, I said. Don’t throw it away. It’s empty, she … Read More “Throwaway”
How Long
can of fishin the cupboardfor how long from the same fishor pieces of different bodiespreserved together how long Support Our … Read More “How Long”
How Archimedes Proved Ideas
If all the pencils and pensin the world disappearedI would write your namein the ashes on the hearth.If all the … Read More “How Archimedes Proved Ideas”
Maybe a Strange Thing
Maybe a strange thing — a college townat the wrong time of year — the students are gonebut you’re still … Read More “Maybe a Strange Thing”
Butterflies and Other People
For two years, I lived on the edge of woods, on the outskirts of Chattanooga, Tennessee, between a sewage plant, … Read More “Butterflies and Other People”
Like a Bottle of 10 Year McKenna
Color in whiskymeans nothingIt has no meaningother than pleasure Taste is everything George Cassidy Payne is a poet from Rochester, NY. … Read More “Like a Bottle of 10 Year McKenna”