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Tag Archives: memory
Moon
We are driving home, Passing New York City, … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s new poem Moon. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at https://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/2014/08/04/moon/
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Rounds
A soldier is standing in the darkness Next to a door, next to a compound … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s new poem Rounds. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at http://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/2013/06/25/rounds/
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Snap
When my husband goes to war He walks out of a door, and … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s poem Snap. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at http://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/2012/09/25/snap/
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Fourth
I am thinking about war today, About how war happens, and … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s poem called Fourth. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at http://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/2012/07/04/fourth/
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Wash
I am standing in my dark garage, Unloading a washing machine, facing a concrete wall, and … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s poem called Wash. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at http://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/2012/06/11/wash/
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Scope
When I talk about the night raids, My husband’s face closes like a door, … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s poem called Scope. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at http://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/scope/
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Crack
The first time my husband said it, said The word divorce, I felt my marriage break … This is an excerpt of Amalie Flynn’s poem called Crack. To read the rest, go to her Wife and War blog, at http://wifeandwar.wordpress.com/
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Dust
Sometimes I still think about it, the dust. I worry about what was in it, about how It was filled with particles of insulation And lead and chemicals and asbestos, And how I breathed it in that day when The … Continue reading
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9/11
It is almost ten years after and I went back. I went back to Ground Zero, back to the site, Where the planes hit and the bodies jumped, And the Towers fell, while I just stood there, On the street … Continue reading
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9/11: Day Three Hundred Sixty Five
And so I left. I left law school, and I left New York City.
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