Yes



I am grabbing at
the deepest

red feathers
as they move past

me, down
the slate floored

river towards
Mississippi

where I have
never been

before today
will never be

again, like the time
you said here

or the other time
when you said

yes, or the last time
when you simply

pretended to be
a bird, dying.


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In the voice of a mariner...
In the voice
of an happy
mariner you
can find the
atmosphere of
a fine sensibility,
and often the
candle of a
loving profile.

Francesco Sinibaldi
— posted 09/11/2011 at 13:44 by Francesco Sinibaldi
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About the Author

Anthony Opal’s poems are forthcoming in Notre Dame Review, Spoon River Poetry Review, and The Progressive.

Genevieve Burger-Weiser,
If Hounds

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