and stitched at top and bottom by pigeons and dogs.
. . . the house I lived in was newer
by one hundred years than the barn
and both of them have been churned
under, and new houses
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seeded in their places,
and I suppose that's a comfort
against the awful fact of death.
Second Place Anne Winters
FLOODMARKS To R.G.G.
i
Love from your tall house in the hills
Highest above the bay
You walked down once by the glittering tide
The full noon of the day
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